"Military Supergov": Russia and Iran united for confrontation with the West - Thyt

Iran writes that Iran positions himself as a defender of outsiders in the international arena. It helps Russia because Ukraine is much more popular than it. The fact that Iran supplies Russia's drones for war in Ukraine indicates that the Russian Federation has become a close ally of the Kremlin. About it writes the newspaper The New York Post. According to Iran's expert from the Carnegie Karim Sadzhdpour Foundation, based in Washington, it is a partnership between two warlike dictators.

The publication writes that both countries are in a deep crisis, fighting economically and politically. Iran is trying to suppress street protests that are the most serious problem for the government in recent years, while Russia has been trying to cope with increasing differences due to ineffective military actions and an unpopular call. However, relations between Russia and Iran have been developing for years.

It is reported that Iran's Ministry of Foreign Ministry has denied information that his country was selling Russia's weapons. According to the Deputy Director of the Institute for Iran and Eurasia Mahmud Shuri, the Islamic Republic positions itself as a defender of outsiders in world affairs. And Ukraine is now much more popular than Russia. "Iran also wants to show the world that he has a military superpower as an ally and has the opportunity to sell weapons to such a state," he said.

Journalists write that in addition to weapons, they found points of touch in energy, oil and gas. Russia has been working on an Iranian nuclear power plant in Busher for decades. For Iran, Russia-Kamikadze drone is a signal for its population that the government is still strong and is not pressured and threatened. Earlier, Focus reported that the United States was threatened with sanctions for cooperation with the Iranian UAV program.