“The Russian Federation will sign a similar agreement as with the DPRK”: on Iran’s likely participation in military operations against Ukraine

“Weapons supplies from the DPRK directly affect the strengthening of Russia’s position, which, in turn, leads to the next step – the creation of an alliance with Iran.”

Amid Russia's growing cooperation with Iran and North Korea, experts warn of a serious threat to international security and democratic values. This new alliance, which was initially aimed at supporting Russian military operations in Ukraine, is now transforming into a much larger threat, affecting the interests of Israel as well.

Political expert Alexander Morozov explains how Russia is seeking to form an alliance with Iran, similar to the one with North Korea, to support its war against Ukraine. Details about the new Moscow-Tehran-Pyongyang axis.

Russia is seeking to involve Iran in active support in the conflict against Ukraine, as it has already done with North Korea.

“Russia is demonstrating to the West its readiness to disrupt the old system of international relations by forming a new axis: Russia – DPRK – Iran”

“Putin allegedly responds asymmetrically to the Kursk region, paradoxical as it may seem. That is, something like this metaphor is possible: in response to the fact that Ukrainian troops entered the territory of the Kursk region and are still holding 600 square kilometers there as of yesterday, Putin on his side could break into the territory of Estonia with the aim of further escalation. But he resorted to a step that was actually similar, showing the entire West that he was breaking the old concept of relations with the DPRK, all his past participation in sanctions against the DPRK, and was moving on to full-scale cooperation, making it clear that Iran could also end up in the same position in the future. “- said Morozov.

He noted that the Kremlin has already stolen the agreement with the DPRK, and now Moscow is saying that it is their own business with whom to sign security agreements.

“Of course, this is not true, but the Kremlin presents it this way,” Morozov noted.

This did not happen at the BRICS summit, but the Russian dictator promises that a similar agreement will be signed with Iran, after which Iranian troops will appear on Russian territory.

“In the Russian Federation they will explain this by military exercises and training, saying that they are mastering some kind of equipment. At the same time, the Kremlin will say that yes, there are no restrictions, and they can participate from the Kremlin in military actions against Ukraine.

Yes, this is an escalation, this is, undoubtedly, such a demonstrative step by Putin, aimed at showing: there are no peace negotiations, no truce, there is no need to fool yourself with a truce, our intentions are like this, we will continue to create problems, including and for international. security, literally visually constructing this axis: Russia – DPRK – Iran. This is, of course, madness.”

Alliance with North Korea: the path to Iran

Since the beginning of the aggression against Ukraine, Russia has been actively cooperating with the DPRK, receiving ammunition and military equipment from it. This partnership became the basis for the Kremlin’s further steps – rapprochement with Iran. Analysts say North Korea's support serves as a starting point for the formation of a deeper military and political alliance with Tehran.

“Weapons supplies from the DPRK directly affect the strengthening of Russia’s position, which, in turn, leads to the next step – the creation of an alliance with Iran.”experts say.

The Kremlin is demonstrating a willingness to take risky steps, emphasizing that new cooperation with Iran could lead to more active confrontation with the West and democratic countries.

Military relations between Russia and Iran

Russia and Iran continue to deepen their military ties, which include joint exercises, technology exchanges and even the stationing of Iranian troops on Russian territory. This cooperation not only strengthens the military power of both states, but also creates conditions for open disregard of international norms.

“Iran is emerging as a key player in this new alliance, supporting Russia’s aggressive policies and potentially threatening neighboring countries,” analysts warn.

Such a strategic partnership could have a major impact on the geopolitical environment, posing a security threat to Israel, which is already facing increasing pressure from Iran.

A threat to Israel and world democracy

Israel, which actively opposes Iranian influence in the Middle East, faces new risks in light of the strengthening of the Russia-Iran-DPRK axis. Iran's increasing military power, supported by Russia, makes this threat even more tangible.

• Growth of military potential: Iran, thanks to its partnership with Russia, gains access to modern technologies and weapons, which significantly increases its military power.
• Aggressive rhetoric: Strengthening relations between these countries also contributes to the spread of anti-democratic sentiments and policies, which undermines stability in the region.
• Potential conflicts: The new axis of evil could trigger increased conflicts in the Middle East, leading to more serious threats to Israel's security.

Conclusion: a new challenge for the global community

Deepening cooperation between Russia, Iran and the DPRK creates a new threat to world democracy and security. This alliance calls into question the possibility of peaceful resolution of conflicts and requires active monitoring and response from the international community.

“The unification of Russia with Iran and the DPRK poses not only a threat to Ukraine, but also a potential challenge to stability in the region, especially for Israel,” analysts conclude, warning about the consequences of such an alliance.

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