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Russia and China seeking to enhance ties with Iran and Arab states at the BRICS foreign ministers meeting this week in Moscow .
The meeting is the first of its kind since BRICS expanded in January , adding the UAE , Egypt , Iran and Ethiopia as full members of the group.
Representatives from 22 countries are attending.
China 's declaration of support for Iran ’s territorial integrity could relate to the dispute with the UAE over the Greater and Lesser Tunbs and Abu Musa islands.
Iran publicly criticized China for declaring its support for the Emirati position on the islands.
China did not back down in response, with Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning saying the People's Republic has been consistent.
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