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Yerevan, Aug. 20 (Xinhua) — Armenia and Iran are committed to further developing and deepening good-neighborly relations, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, who was on an official visit to Yerevan, said following talks on Tuesday, which resulted in important agreements being reached and a number of documents being signed.

According to the press service of the head of the Armenian government, N. Pashinyan, welcoming M. Pezeshkian, noted that the visit of the Iranian President testifies to the high level of relations between the two countries. In turn, the Iranian President stated that the discussions were very constructive and expressed hope that the agreements reached would be implemented by both sides.

The interlocutors also discussed a number of pressing issues of Armenian-Iranian cooperation, paying attention to the further development and expansion of ties in a number of areas. An exchange of views took place on other issues of mutual interest.

Following the meeting, the Prime Minister of Armenia and the President of Iran made a statement to the press. N. Pashinyan, in particular, noted that a mutual agreement was reached on the need to begin work on establishing a strategic partnership between the two countries. He believes that the inviolability of international borders and uninterrupted communication between Armenia and Iran are of vital importance for the two countries. N. Pashinyan stated that the joint declaration signed in Washington on August 8 this year and the initialing of the agreement "On the establishment of peace and interstate relations between the Republic of Armenia and the Republic of Azerbaijan" are aimed at creating great prospects for the economic development of the entire region.

According to the Armenian Prime Minister, Armenia and Iran intend to increase the volume of bilateral trade first to 1 billion dollars, and then to 3 billion dollars per year. N. Pashinyan reported that an agreement has been reached on the construction of a second bridge on the border between Armenia and Iran.

During the official visit of the Iranian President to Armenia, a number of documents were signed. N. Pashinyan and M. Pezeshkian signed a joint statement. –0–

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WASHINGTON, Aug. 19 (Xinhua) — The U.S. state of Tennessee said Tuesday it was sending about 160 National Guard troops to Washington, D.C., after U.S. President Donald Trump said crime and homelessness in the capital were out of control.

The latest developments come about a week after Trump declared a state of emergency in the US capital on August 11 to combat crime and sent about 800 D.C. National Guard troops there.

Over the weekend, Republican governors in West Virginia, Ohio and South Carolina pledged to send National Guard troops to the nation's capital. Mississippi and Louisiana made similar announcements on Monday.

Troops from the Republican-led state of Tennessee are expected to arrive by the end of this week, bringing the total number of National Guard troops in D.C. to about 2,000 by then.

The moves have drawn criticism from Democrats. Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly, also chair of the Democratic Governors Association, on Tuesday called on her colleagues “in Ohio, West Virginia, South Carolina, Mississippi and every other state to resist the temptation to use their troops to further a dangerous, politically motivated agenda.”

She said deploying National Guard troops to another jurisdiction “without the request and consent of that state’s governor — or, in this case, local Washington, D.C., officials — undermines the mission of the National Guard, wastes resources needed for real emergencies, and, perhaps worst of all, deepens the divisions that already threaten our United States.” –0–

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NEW DELHI, Aug. 19 (Xinhua) — Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met in New Delhi on Tuesday with visiting Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, who is also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and director of the Office of the Foreign Affairs Commission of the CPC Central Committee.

N. Modi noted that India and China are ancient civilizations with a long history of friendly exchanges, and the meeting of the leaders of the two countries in Kazan, Russia, in October 2024 became a turning point in improving and developing bilateral relations.

The Indian Prime Minister noted that India and China are partners, not rivals, face the common task of achieving accelerated development and should enhance exchanges, improve mutual understanding and expand cooperation, which will allow the world to experience the huge potential and bright prospects of India-China cooperation.

The parties must also properly manage and resolve border issues to prevent differences from escalating into disputes, he said.

As N. Modi reminded, this year marks the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between India and China, and both countries should view interstate ties in the long term. He pointed out that the advent of the "Asian century" is also inextricably linked with Indian-Chinese cooperation, and the two countries need to join efforts for the benefit of global development and the well-being of all mankind.

N. Modi also said that he is looking forward to his visit to China to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Tianjin.

Wang Yi, for his part, welcomed N. Modi's participation in the upcoming summit, noting that the leaders of both countries reached an important consensus during their meeting in Kazan. The parties are implementing this consensus, contributing to the entry of bilateral relations into a new stage of improvement and development, the Chinese diplomat stated.

Calling his visit to India a preparation for high-level contacts between the two countries, Wang said that during his trip, China and India reached agreement on resuming dialogue mechanisms in various fields, deepening mutually beneficial cooperation, maintaining commitment to multilateralism, jointly responding to global challenges and opposing unilateral bullying.

Touching upon border issues, the head of the Chinese Foreign Ministry noted that the two sides have reached a new consensus on implementing regular management and control, maintaining peace and tranquility in border areas, properly handling sensitive issues, and starting negotiations on demarcation of areas where the necessary conditions exist.

Wang Yi noted that bilateral relations have experienced ups and downs, and the lessons learned from these should be remembered. According to him, regardless of the current situation, the parties should maintain the correct positioning of each other as partners, not as rivals, adhere to the principle of properly managing differences, so that border disputes do not affect the overall situation in interstate relations.

Wang Yi noted that in the current international situation, the strategic significance of China-India relations has become increasingly obvious, and the strategic value of China-India cooperation has become increasingly visible. The Chinese Foreign Minister added that the two sides will faithfully implement the agreements reached by the leaders of the two countries, strengthen exchanges and cooperation in various fields, and promote the stable and long-term development of China-India relations so as to bring more benefits to the peoples of both countries. –0–

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NEW DELHI, Aug. 19 (Xinhua) — The 24th meeting of China-India special representatives on boundary issues was held in New Delhi on Tuesday.

Wang Yi, Special Representative of the People's Republic of China on China-India Boundary Issue, Member of the Politburo of the CPC Central Committee and Director of the Office of the Foreign Affairs Commission of the CPC Central Committee, and Ajit Doval, Special Representative of India on India-China Boundary Issue and National Security Adviser to the Prime Minister of India, held comprehensive, in-depth and fruitful communication on China-India boundary issues and bilateral relations.

Wang Yi noted that during the meeting in Kazan, Russia, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached important agreements, indicating the direction and giving impetus to improving Chinese-Indian relations and properly resolving border issues.

The head of the Chinese Foreign Ministry noted that since the beginning of this year, bilateral relations have entered the path of stable development, and the situation on the border has continued to stabilize and improve.

According to him, China and India, as two large neighboring and developing countries, share similar views and have a wide range of common interests. They should trust each other and provide mutual support, Wang Yi added.

The Chinese side attaches great importance to the upcoming visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to China to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Tianjin and expects India to actively contribute to the successful holding of this summit, Wang Yi said.

As the Chinese diplomat stressed, history and reality have repeatedly proven that the healthy and stable development of China-India relations meets the fundamental interests of the peoples of both countries, and is also the common aspiration of a wide range of developing countries.

Wang Yi pointed out that both sides should follow the strategic guidance of their leaders and adhere to the approach of handling bilateral relations and boundary issues in two parallel tracks, mutually promoting each other and forming a positive cycle.

The Chinese Foreign Minister added that the two sides should strengthen mutual trust through dialogue and communication, expand exchanges and cooperation, and jointly accumulate consensus, clearly define directions and set goals in areas such as boundary management, demarcation negotiations and cross-border exchanges, so as to properly handle specific issues, achieve greater positive progress and continuously create favorable conditions for the improvement and development of bilateral relations.

A. Doval, for his part, said that the meeting of the leaders of the two countries in Kazan was a turning point in improving and developing Indian-Chinese relations. According to him, there have been positive changes in the mutual perception of the parties, peace and tranquility have been ensured in the border areas and a breakthrough has been achieved in interstate relations.

In a turbulent and volatile international environment, he continued, India and China are facing a number of common challenges. There is a need to strengthen mutual understanding, deepen trust and enhance cooperation, as this is related to the well-being of the peoples of the two countries and also affects the peaceful development of the world, Doval added.

The Indian side consistently adheres to the one-China principle, he assured.

This year marks the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between India and China, the Special Representative recalled, noting that Prime Minister N. Modi is looking forward to attending the SCO summit in China, hoping that this will contribute to a new development of bilateral relations.

India supports China, as the current chair of the SCO, in successfully holding the summit of the organisation, he said.

A. Doval added that the Indian side is ready to maintain communication and dialogue with the Chinese side in a positive and pragmatic manner, continuously accumulating conditions for the final settlement of the border issue.

During the meeting, the two sides exchanged views on the initial results of the talks on the border issue, reaffirming their commitment to fully utilize the role of the special representatives' meeting mechanism and to seek a fair, reasonable and mutually acceptable solution to the border issues in accordance with the political guidelines established in 2005.

The two sides also agreed to strengthen routine management and control in border areas, jointly maintain peace and tranquility along the border, and hold the 25th meeting of China-India special representatives on border issues in China next year. –0–

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BISHKEK, Aug. 19 (Xinhua) — A ceremony of handing over interactive panels from the Chinese Embassy in Kyrgyzstan was held at the A. Arbudu Secondary Comprehensive School in Aleksandrovka village in Kyrgyzstan's Chui region on Tuesday.

Speaking at the event, Chinese Ambassador to Kyrgyzstan Liu Jiangping noted that China attaches great importance to cooperation with Kyrgyzstan in the field of education. She expressed hope that the equipment donated by the embassy will help local schools to conduct educational work better.

A large number of Dungans live in the village of Aleksandrovka. The Chinese diplomat expressed her wish that the local Dungans could play a bridging role and contribute to strengthening the friendship between China and Kyrgyzstan, which has been passed down from generation to generation.

Chairman of the Public Association of Dungans of Kyrgyzstan Karim Khanjeza said that China makes its feasible contribution to the development of education and the economy of Kyrgyzstan and provides many grants for the country. “Today's event once again proves the strengthening of friendship between Kyrgyzstan and China,” he emphasized.

In an interview with Xinhua, the school's director, Almash Esenbek kyzy, expressed her sincere gratitude to the Chinese side for its generous assistance.

The embassy also presented school supplies to the children, including backpacks, pencil cases, notebooks, etc. Arafat Lalas, 13, who is entering the 7th grade, eagerly showed the “gifts” he had purchased to Xinhua. “I am in a great mood,” he said, adding that he was eager to share his joy with his family.

During the event, schoolchildren performed such wonderful numbers as folk dances and recitation of fragments of the epic “Manas”. –0–

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NEW YORK, Aug. 19 (Xinhua) — The United States will help ensure Ukraine's security after its conflict with Russia ends, but there will be no American troops in Ukraine, U.S. President Donald Trump said Tuesday.

“I can assure you of that,” Trump said in an interview with Fox News the day after the White House summit with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and other European leaders.

On Monday, during meetings at the White House, D. Trump noted that the United States would be “involved” in the issue of security guarantees for Ukraine after the end of the conflict, but did not provide details. On Tuesday morning, in an interview on the Fox program

“When it comes to security, they are ready to send their people /to Ukraine/,” D. Trump said, referring to European countries.

“We are ready to help them, especially, probably, from the air, because no one has the capabilities that we do,” the US president added.

“The issue of security guarantees for Ukraine and the possible participation of the United States in ensuring them have become a stumbling block in the negotiations that D. Trump is conducting in an attempt to achieve peace between Russia and Ukraine,” the Washington Post reported on the development of events.

“European leaders are encouraged by the fact that D. Trump appears to be demonstrating a willingness for the United States to participate in the peacekeeping process in Ukraine, but this could complicate negotiations with Russia, which has long opposed the expansion of military support for Ukraine from its allies,” the publication noted.

It is rare for the White House to host such a large delegation of foreign dignitaries as happened on Monday, when V. Zelensky and European leaders arrived with D. Trump to discuss the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

The main topics of the White House meetings were security guarantees for Ukraine and a possible trilateral meeting between Russia, Ukraine and the United States. However, disagreements remain on a number of key issues, including the need for a ceasefire before further negotiations.

The talks in Washington came just three days after the US and Russian presidents met in the US state of Alaska, where some progress was reported but no agreement was announced. –0–

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