Summary
The article discusses the geopolitical dynamics involving Russia, Iran, and the United States. It explains how Russia views its alliances with countries like Iran and Venezuela as strategic but expendable in its global political maneuvers. The article also touches on historical attempts by Western powers to influence Iran and the alliances formed by Russia under President Putin.
Key Facts
- The U.S. military has abducted Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
- President Donald Trump has shown interest in regime change, similar to previous administrations.
- Historically, Iran has resisted subjugation by outside powers, including Russia and the USSR.
- Iran and Russia formed a closer alliance during Putin's rule, especially with Iran offering drone technology support to Russia.
- Russia views its alliances as strategic moves in geopolitical games, prioritizing its interests in conflicts like the Ukraine war.
- Russia's alliances with countries like Iran and Venezuela are seen as ways to stretch Western resources and influence global politics.
- Historical parallels are drawn between Western attempts to influence Iran and Russia's current geopolitical strategies.
