Iran defeat could weaken Putin regime and shift global balance, Ukrainian officials say
Vladimir Putin (photo: Getty Images)
Iran's defeat in the war would benefit Ukraine, as such an outcome could lead to gradual destabilization of the Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin's regime, according to the head of the Center for Countering Disinformation, Andriy Kovalenko.
"Further weakening of Russia and the axis of autocracies, as well as stabilization in the Middle East and disappearance of terrorist proxies, depend on the victory of the US and Israel over the Iranian regime," he wrote.
Kovalenko stressed that the people of Iran deserve to live without the current regime and pursue civilized development. At the same time, Russia will do everything to "help the Iranian regime prolong the war by destabilizing Hormuz." In addition, the Kremlin will try to escalate the war against Ukraine.
Summing up, he added that both the Putin regime and the success of Western civilization depend on the resolution of the situation with Iran.
"Defeat of the Iranian regime will inevitably lead to gradual destabilization of the Putin regime. Western analysts believe that by May, the US will finally resolve all issues with Iran. We will see, much depends on this, including further success of Western civilization," Kovalenko concluded.
Facts about the ties between Russia and Iran
Yesterday, Bloomberg reported that Russia is close to completing the phased delivery of drones, medicines, and food to Iran. According to sources, processing of requests began in early March and is expected to be completed by the end of the month.
Today, Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian thanked Putin in Russian for his inspiration in the war with the US.
In addition, yesterday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that Russia tried to blackmail the US by offering to stop intelligence sharing with Iran in exchange for halting the transfer of US intelligence to Ukraine.
