Iran, Russia, China, Turkey, India summit
The leaders of Iran, Russia, China, Turkey, and India convened at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Bishkek, where they discussed strengthening security and economic cooperation among member states. A prominent topic was the increasing U.S. pressures on the region, with some leaders emphasizing the importance of dialogue and understanding to resolve conflicts. They pointed out that the organization seeks to balance Western influence while enhancing its role as a pivotal region in Central Asia. The summit also featured bilateral talks between the leaders to bolster bilateral cooperation, amidst the organization's efforts to assert that it is not hostile and aims to counter American dominance through a vision of a multipolar world.
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