Maduro and Putin sign ‘strategic partnership treaty’ in Moscow

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Russian President Vladimir Putin and controversial Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro met in Moscow on Wednesday and signed a strategic partnership treaty, strengthening their countries’ relationship. 

The agreement focuses on various matters, including cooperation in global energy markets, security, counterterrorism efforts, and a commitment from both countries to combat extremism, according to reports. 

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