Russia fears another loss in the Middle East from Iran’s struggle with Israel

When Israel launched the RISing Lion operation, Russia officials described the current escalation in the Middle East as “worrying” and “dangerous”.

However, the Russian media was fast to emphasize the possible positives of Moscow.

among them:

• A rise in global oil prices that are expected to enhance Russia’s treasures
• Divide global attention away from Russia’s war on Ukraine. “Kyiv has been forgotten” was a title in moskovsky komsomolets
• If the Kremlin’s offer is accepted to mediate the conflict, Russia can depict itself as a major player in the Middle East and as a peacemaker, despite its actions in Ukraine

However, the more the military operation of Israel continues, the more realizes that Russia has a lot to lose from the current events.

“The escalation of the conflict carries serious risks and possible costs for Moscow,” said Russian political scientist André Cortonov at the Daily Commerz Complex on Monday.

“The truth remains that Russia was not able to prevent a mass strike from Israel in a country five months ago (Russia) is a comprehensive strategic partnership.

“It is clear that Moscow is not ready to overcome the political data condemning Israel, as it is not ready to provide Iran with military assistance.”

The Russian -Iranian -Iranian strategic partnership signed by Vladimir Putin and President Masoud Bezishian earlier this year, is not a military alliance.

Moscow is not forced to come to Tehran’s defense.

At that time, Moscow spoke.

In an interview with the news agency Ria Novosti, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov indicated that the agreement “pays special attention to enhancing coordination in the peace and security interest at regional and global levels, and the desire of Moscow and Touran to cooperation and defense.”

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

After the Syrian leader was removed last December, he offered asylum in Russia. The possibility of changing the regime in Iran, and the idea of ​​losing another strategic partner in the region will be a great concern for Moscow.

Commenting on developments in the Middle East on Tuesday, Moskovsky Komsomolitat concluded: “In global politics at the present time, huge changes occur in the actual time that will affect life in our country, either directly or indirectly.”

Vladimir Putin will spend a lot this week in St. Petersburg, where the city will host the annual International Economic Forum.

This event was called “Davos Russia”, but the mark does not apply now.

In recent years, the CEO of Greater Western companies has remained far away and that Russia’s full invasion of Ukraine.

However, the organizers claim that representatives from more than 140 countries and regions will attend this year.

Certainly, the Russian authorities will use the event to try to prove that attempts to isolate Russia for the war in Ukraine have failed.

The economic forum may be, but political geography is never far away.

We will closely monitor any comments of the Kremlin leader about the Middle East and Ukraine.