Putin will hold international contacts and a meeting with the Security Council next week.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is scheduled to have several international contacts next week, as well as a meeting with permanent members of the Security Council. In addition, the head of state may possibly take part in events on the occasion of Russian Student Day, Rossiya 1 TV channel reported on January 18.

"The president's schedule for the week includes international contacts, meetings with permanent members of the Security Council, and with the Cabinet of Ministers," journalist Pavel Zarubin said in the Moscow program. Kremlin. Putin."

In addition, the Day of Russian Students, Tatiana's Day, is being celebrated next week. As the presenter reminded, the head of state "always has events" on this holiday.

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At a meeting with the ambassadors, Putin assessed the situation on the world stage that had developed by the beginning of the year.

Earlier, on January 16, Putin held a conversation with his Iranian counterpart Masoud Peseshkian, who informed the Russian leader about the active efforts of the Iranian leadership to normalize the situation in the country.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Putin is making efforts to de-escalate the situation in the Middle East, paying great attention to the situation around Iran. On the same day, the Russian leader discussed the situation around the Islamic Republic with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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