A fortnight after his sudden resignation as Deputy President for Strategic Affairs to new President Masoud Pezeshkian, former Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif on Tuesday announced his return to the post.
He is being accompanied by a delegation comprising political and economic experts.
The Iranian foreign minister's visit to Turkey and Russia would be his second diplomatic trip after a recent decline in the pace of COVID-19 increase.
The remarks of Zarif was an allusion to the recent help offer by Trump amid the surge of the novel coronavirus in Iran.
He also criticized some other countries for what he called their compliance with the US pressures against Iran.
Iran was the fourth nation to condemn the Delhi riots after Malaysia, Indonesia, and Pakistan.
The Dutch Minister, for his part, said his country would make efforts to preserve the JCPOA and stressed the importance of continuing dialogue as a means of solving problems.
On January 28, President Trump unveiled his long-awaited Middle East peace plan, envisaging a two-state solution but keeping Jerusalem as Israel’s undivided capital.
On December 12, the US imposed fresh sanctions on Iran, including an airline and the country’s shipping industry.
Erdogan further said that Russia was not abiding by the Sochi or Astana agreements regarding Syria's northwestern Idlib province.
