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Putin, Mirziyoyev agree to strengthen Russia-Uzbekistan alliance — Kremlin

The presidents’ most recent telephone call was in late July

MOSCOW, August 9. /TASS/. The Russian and Uzbek presidents, Vladimir Putin and Shavkat Mirziyoyev, have held a telephone call in which they discussed prospects for the development of relations as well as the strategic partnership between Moscow and Tashkent, the Kremlin press service reports.

The presidents "discussed key issues of further development of Russian-Uzbek relations of strategic partnership and alliance. They agreed to give a boost to bilateral contacts at various levels," it said.

The presidents’ most recent telephone call was in late July. At that time, Putin warmly congratulated his Uzbek counterpart on his birthday, and the presidents also "confirmed their mutual commitment to the further dynamic development of Russian-Uzbek relations of strategic partnership and alliance."