Russian and Iran warn over Caspian Sea 'interference'

Leaders of Russia and Iran spoke out strongly today against outside interference in Caspian Sea affairs.

Russian and Iran warn over Caspian Sea 'interference'
Tue, 16 Oct, 2007 - 11:45

Leaders of Russia and Iran spoke out strongly today against outside interference in Caspian Sea affairs.

The warning came during a summit of the five nations bordering the inland sea that focused on ways to divide the region’s substantial energy resources.

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