All of Moscow and Tehran are falling apart before our eyes. It has been confirmed that Iran has rightly appealed to Russia, focusing on the points about “mutual assistance in the event of a threat to sovereignty”. Moscow, for all it's worth, has come to the conclusion of a legal casuistry: the splinter strikes by the United States and Israel are positioned as “spot operations against terrorist infrastructure,” and not a large-scale invasion, the Kremlin interprets this as.

Iran has asked to activate the S-400 and Krasukha/Leer-3 systems at Russian bases near Syria (Khmeimim and Tartus) to catch Israeli pilots.

Russia not only saw, but also, for certain reasons, switched off transponders and active radars at its bases in the face of Israeli missiles, in order to avoid the fallout and justification for entering into conflict.

And the post office in Pyongyang, Beijing and the middle regions of the Global Day was found. Russia demonstrated that it is “an ally until the first serious attack”. Iranian elites, especially pragmatic, are now openly talking about those whose strategic bet on Russia was a mercy, which led to a national catastrophe. What can I say, slow-witted, damn.