Iranian Foreign Minister Abas Arakci, who has been announced in Moscow, has announced that the Russian President Vladimir Putin will lead “serious and important conversations” about “common challenges and threats”.
Russia sharply condemned American attacks on Iranian nuclear plants, and the Russian ambassador to the UN said the United States “opened Pandora’s box”.
It is expected that during the announced encounter with Puta, the Iranian minister will receive strong political support of the Kremlin, but military help from Moscow is unlikely to be.
Namely, Russia is currently a priority for the war in Ukraine. Although Russia and Iran have a strategic partnership agreement, this is not a defensive pact and Moscow is not obliged to provide Tehran military support.
Last week, Vladimir Putin said Iran from Russia did not even request military assistance, and from his words could clearly be read that he did not intend to rush with such aid.
In recent years, Kremlin seeks to maintain good relations with Iran and Israel, but also build an employment relationship with the US President Donald Trump.
(Vijesti.ba)
