The potential collapse of the Iranian regime poses a significant threat to Russia’s geopolitical strategy. Many in Moscow have attempted to portray a positive outlook regarding Israel’s recent military actions. However, the Kremlin faces the reality of potentially losing a key strategic partner. This situation complicates Russia’s position in the Middle East and diminishes its influence in the region.
As the situation unfolds, Russia must reassess its alliances and strategic interests. The Iranian regime has been a vital ally for Russia, particularly in countering Western influence and maintaining stability in the region. If Iran’s government were to collapse, it would not only destabilize the area but also create a power vacuum that could benefit Russia’s adversaries.
