Russia is afraid of Iran’s confrontation with Israel from other casualties in the Middle East

When Israel launches the growing lion, officials in Russia described the existing escalation in the Middle East as “exciting” and “dangerous”.

Again, the Russian media emphasized potential positives for Moscow.

Among them:

• Increased global oil prices for predicting Russia’s coffins
• Global focus is away from war in Ukraine. “Kyiv forgot” was the headline of Moskovsky Komsomolets
• The crowd was accepted to mediate in the conflict

However, if Israel’s longer duration is lasting, it further increases the loss of more than the current events.

“The increase in the conflict has serious risks and potential costs for Moscow,” A political scientist Andrei Cortunov wrote in Russia on Monday.

“The fact remains that Russia does not prevent Israel’s mass holiday in a country that fifths five months ago (Russia) signed a comprehensive strategic partnership.

“Obviously, Moscow is not ready to go beyond political statements condemning Israel, but not ready to provide military assistance to Iran.”

The Russian-Iran-Iran strategic partnership agreement signed earlier this year was not the military union of the President Mesut Pezesh.

Moscow does not force Tehran to come to defense.

At that time, Moscow said this.

In an interview with RIA Novosti, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov “Peace and Security and Safety and Safety and Tehran in the global peace and security and Tehran have paid special attention to the strengthening of the dream coordination.

In the last six months, Moscow has already lost a key ally in Bashar al-Assad in the Middle East.

The Syrian leader was offered asylum in Russia after the deposit in December last year. The perspective of regime change in Iran will be the idea of ​​losing another strategic partner in the region, Moscow will have great concern.

Commenting on the developments in the Middle East on Tuesday, Moskovsky Komsomolets closed: “Currently, mass changes in global politics, in our country or indirectly.”

Vladimir Putin will spend most of this week in St. Petersburg hosted by the city’s annual International Economic Forum.

The event was once called “Russia’s Davos”, but the label is not really applied.

In recent years, the main leaders of the large western companies were far away – especially since Russia’s full-scale occupation of Ukraine.

Nevertheless, the organizers claim that this year claims that representatives of more than 140 countries and territories will be attended.

Russia officials will almost try to demonstrate Azerbaijan’s attempts to isolate Russia on the war in Ukraine.

There may be an economic forum, but the geopolitics is never far away.

We will closely follow for any comments, the leader of the Kremlin is about Middle East and Ukraine.