The Russian and Iranian foreign ministries are finalizing a comprehensive treaty for a bilateral strategic partnership – which poses a new challenge to Ukraine’s defense and the positioning of its partners, after it became clear that the nuclear option remains in the cards. top of the Moscow regime’s options. Through Dmitri Medvedev, ‘is master voice’ (Vladimir Putin), it became clear this week that nuclear remains an option. And that the entry into the ‘game’ of Belarus is also a fact to retain. Adding to all this, analysts say, the growing understanding between Russia and Iran – which has not gotten rid of accusations that it has been producing enriched uranium with nuclear (or at least pre-nuclear) capability – is another bad sign that is important to retain.
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