Russia launched its Iranian satellite to an orbit among the proposals to end the Iran-Israeli conflict, what is Putin’s strategy?
A Russian rocket sent an Iranian communication satellite to the orbit on Friday, a launch emphasizing strong ties between the two countries. The Rocket of Soyuz got up as planned from Vostochny Launchpad in Far East Russia. This comes in the midst of Russia’s proposals against the Media-Israeli War.
Russia launched its Iran’s satellite to an orbit among the proposals to end the Iran-Israeli conflict
A Russian rocket sent an Iranian communication satellite to the orbit on Friday, a launch emphasizing strong ties between the two countries. The country’s state -controlled Roscosmos Corporation, Soyuz rocket is up as planned from Vostochny Launchpad in Far East Russia. Together with Iran’s Nahid-2 satellite and 17 small Russian satellites, two Russian ionosphere-Moan observations carried the satellite and put them in determined orbits.
Russia has initiated Iranian satellites before
110 kilograms (242 kilograms) Iranian satellite must take the world into a circle of 500 kilometers (310 miles) and have a two -year service life. In November, Russia launched a pair of Iran named Kowsar and Hodhod, which was initiated on behalf of the private sector of the country. In 2022 and 2024, he followed the two previous Russian launchs of Iranian satellites.
What is Russia’s ‘strategic partnership’ with Iran?
Russia signed a “strategic partnership agreement with Iran in January and strongly condemned Israel and the United States’ attacks on Iran last month. Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested that Moscow could help negotiate an agreement that could allow Tehran to maintain a peaceful atom program while guaranteeing Israeli security concerns.
At the same time, Putin stressed that Tehran did not ask for military assistance from Moscow and said that the Treaty of Partnership did not foresee such assistance. Even if Russia developed strong economic and military ties with Iran, a policy that could allow Moscow to play a power broker, it has tried to maintain warm relations with Israel and continued its sensitive balancing for decades in the Middle East. Speaking with the senior news leaders of international news agencies, Putin added that it is “this is a delicate issue, but that“ a solution can be found in my opinion ”.
Putin said he shared Moscow’s suggestions with Iran, Israel and the United States. “We do not impose anything to anyone, we are talking about how we see a possible way from the situation. But of course the decision depends on the political leadership of all these countries,” he said. Putin’s comments are watching a mediation offer with US President Donald Trump last weekend. Trump said on Wednesday that he told Putin to focus on finding a game for his own conflict with Ukraine.
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