There are reasons for the “shyness” of Russia and China in response to the US attack on their ally

Putin has already moved away from the conflict and implied that he would do nothing to Israel, a country he sees as a “small Russia.” Moscow and Pyongyang condemned action by the US but contained: Kremlin has more “to win.”

Very moderately, Russia e China They condemned the US on Sunday to the nuclear centers of Iran at dawn on Sunday.

But the two largest allies of the Iranian regime, through their foreign ministries, had a much more “soft” reaction than other Allies of Tehran to the US entry into hostilities.

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs “vehemently condemned” the air attacks ordered by US President Donald Trump and considered them “a serious violation of international law, the United Nations and resolutions of the UN Security Council.”

A China was also very moderatedespite joining the many countries and world organizations and “firmly” to “firmly” the US attacks because they have led to a climb of tensions in the Middle East.

“China appeals to all parties involved in the conflict, and particularly Israel, so that they reach a ceasefire as soon as possible,” one also reads in the Chinese Foreign Ministry.

In a nutshell, the Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs, ABBAS ARAGHCHI, announced that must meet with Russian President Vladimir Putinin Moscow on Monday, to talk about US attacks.

Russia “loses nothing with it ”

Russia considered the attacks “a serious violation of international law,” but reacted “softly,” because “play them in favor” of Kremlin, Jose Milhazes said at SIC News on Sunday afternoon.

“The Russians lose nothing about it,” said the war commentator and expert in Ukraine – but “Putin can’t get too angry Trump, because if he has a quick victory, he can advance with tougher measures against Russia” in the War in Ukraine.

Remembering that Russia “has good relationships” with Iran and Israel, thousands recognize that “there are many interrogations” right now, but that if Russia can benefit from the escalation in the conflict, the USA will be affected at least in two strands.

This Sunday, the Iranian Parliament recommended the closure of, one of the world’s leading commercial and economic corridors. The final decision is responsible for the Supreme Islamic Republic leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, at the moment in a bunker. The decision must still be ratified by other Iranian bodies, including the Supreme National Security Council.

If the narrow closes, “The price of oil will rise” and “inflation will rise” in the USAalso warns the commentator VilaCondense. Russia is interested in the gathering of oil in the West, which could not finance Ukraine with the same “will.”

Putin, parallel diplomat

Later this week Putin showed how good it is in his policy of parallel diplomacy and said, subtly, wanting nothing to do with these hostilities.

For the Kremlin leader, Israel is a “small Russia” with a million and a half million Russian inhabitants this Saturday, and that’s how he drowned out rumors of direct intervention in the conflict, next to Iran.

With his military and diplomatic ties with Iran, Putin can position himself as an important pawn in this game. After Israeli attacks, he was the only world leader to speak on the phone with Netanyahu, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and Donald Trump.

On the latter’s side, pressing Kremlin to stop the offensive in Ukraine now seems to be a question pushed into the background.

Russia is gaining from this crisis, ”reinforced Milhazes.

Only “colorful friends”?

A Relationship between Iran, Russia and China, although allies, is seen by many as symbolic and economic.

The relationship Iran-Russia has already involved cooperation. In the 1990s, Russia will have helped IR will develop its first Shehab ballistic missiles and build Bushehr’s nuclear reactor. Both countries collaborated in supporting the Syrian regime of Bashar Al-Assad, with Russia sending combat planes in 2015. Moscow will have provided S-300 air defense systems and has acquired thousands of Shahed drones to Iran.

In addition, Russia was part of the nuclear agreement signed in 2015 – from which the United States withdrew in 2017 – and this year proposed a new arrangement to enrich the Iranian nuclear fuel, removing the risk of production of war material.

However, Russia and Iran have no clauses, in terms of defenseMay they hold them and force them to help each other. Although in January, he signed a “comprehensive strategic partnership” treaty with Iran, Putin seems to strive mainly to reinforce his role as a mediator in the Middle East.

The Iran-China relationship is “essentially economic,” explains expert Nicole Grajewski to.

And although Beijing has offered as a pacifying in the conflict, it is unlikely to directly enter him or not even provide weapons to Iran, they believe several analysts.