Venezuela, Iran share objective to confront imperialism: Maduro

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
TEHRAN- Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has asserted that Venezuela and Iran share a common goal of combating colonialism and
imperialism across the world. Maduro made the statements in an exclusive interview with Iran's Spanish-language television channel Hispan TV
after arriving in Tehran on Friday at the head of a high-ranking politico-economic delegation.Venezuela and Iran, according to Maduro, are
in the forefront of shaping a world free of imperialism and hegemonic powers.The Venezuelan president underlined that the age of U.S
built in the globe, and that Venezuela and Iran should share expertise in all disciplines to create a new world.Venezuela and Iran, two
nations united by similar views on international challenges and coercive measures by the U.S
and its allies, have maintained diplomatic relations for almost 60 years
situation in Ukraine.Maduro went on to say that the sound of the fall of hegemons has been reverberating for a century, calling Iran and
new world.The Venezuelan president also praised Iran for taking the bold step of sending gasoline and petroleum tankers to his country,
stating that Tehran's gasoline supply to Caracas was a huge aid to the Venezuelan people.Despite U.S
sanctions and threats, Iran provided gasoline to Venezuela, according to Maduro.Iran and Venezuela have resisted U.S
economic pressure and worked closely together to mitigate the effects of unlawful sanctions, particularly those targeting their oil
industries.In the face of U.S
pressure on Venezuela's transportation and commerce services, Iran has supplied gasoline cargoes and equipment required in oil refineries
Venezuela has also received significant quantities of condensate, a heavy oil diluent, from Iran.In January, oil industry analysts said that
Venezuela had increased its oil production owing to Iranian assistance, despite U.S
sanctions on Caracas.President Maduro also said that Venezuela and Iran have had fraternal connections for decades, underlining his
country's commitment to deeper collaboration with Tehran.Caracas and Tehran, he noted, both have revolutionary histories and have always
backed each other in difficult times.Maduro also noted that the two nations are collaborating on expanding tourism relations and
establishing direct flights between Caracas and Tehran.He stated that Venezuela welcomes and encourages Iranian investment, and that a group
Venezuelan president also emphasized the importance of fully informing Iranians and Venezuelans about the sanctions and finding methods to
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