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Putin and Maduro sign strategic partnership agreement
- On Wednesday, May 7, 2025, a strategic partnership treaty was signed in Moscow between Vladimir Putin, Russia's head of state, and Nicolás Maduro, the leader of Venezuela.
- The agreement follows Russia's recent pacts with China, Iran, and North Korea amid heightened tensions with the 'collective West' and marks Venezuela's closer alignment with Moscow.
- The treaty covers cooperation in energy exploration, global energy markets, defense, pharmaceuticals, transport, and includes joint opposition to unilateral sanctions.
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov called the treaty a 'weighty, substantial and very important framework document,' while Maduro said, "Thanks to this treaty, we'll see how relations flourish."
- The agreement enhances bilateral relations and economic cooperation despite sanctions, setting the stage for deeper collaboration amid the upcoming commemorations marking eight decades since the Soviet Union’s defeat of Nazi forces in World War II.
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