Russia and Iran are now openly coordinating efforts against the United States, including sharing intelligence and advanced weaponry for attacks on US properties globally. One such incident involved a strike on an American facility at Prince Sultan base in Saudi Arabia, where Iranian forces reportedly used targeting information likely provided by Russia.
Meanwhile, Moscow claims the US should increase pressure on Ukraine to accept a "peace scenario" favorable to Russia. According to Russian diplomats, the US could force Ukraine to make concessions, but Kyiv and Ukrainian society are firmly opposed to defeat in the war.
Russia is also engaged in anti-Ukrainian activities in Europe, trying to block sanctions through politicians like Fico and Orban. This is accompanied by attempts to undermine aid and isolate Ukraine from Western support.
At the same time, Iran threatens attacks on American universities in the Middle East, echoing Russia's tactics of targeting civilian sites in Ukraine. A recent example is an airstrike in Kramatorsk that killed civilians, including teenagers.
The author stresses that such actions are part of a joint anti-Western strategy by Russia and Iran, and rhetoric from some European politicians regarding sanctions only increases risks for Ukraine. Ukraine refuses to participate in outdated political games and continues to defend its position internationally.
