Iran’s foreign minister – who is in Moscow for talks – said he would hold “important talks” with Russian President Vladimir Putin, which would address “permanent challenges and threats”.
Russia has condemned the US attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities, with the Russian ambassador to the United Nations saying the US had “opened Pandora’s box”.
If Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araqchi, meets with Putin later today, he is likely to receive support from the Kremlin leader, but military assistance from Moscow seems unlikely.
Right now, Russia’s top priority is its war in Ukraine.
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