Russia is not officially taking part in the war in Iran – so why does it feel like it’s winning? Anna Borshchevskaya from the Washington Institute for Near East Policy explains in an interview with Independence Avenue Media how Vladimir Putin is playing a much bigger and nuanced game in the Middle East trying to extract as many benefits for Russia as he can — and the U.S. seems to be totally missing it.
RELATED STORIES:
- War by Nonmilitary Means: How Russia Negotiates
- Steven Pifer: Conflict in Iran Shows Limits of Being Russia’s Friend
- Targets, Objectives, and End States: A Military Assessment of the U.Sand Israeli Operation Against Iran
- Is It Possible to Reopen Ukraine’s Lviv Airport? Boris Johnson Says Yes
- The Arms Race Is Here — and America Should Embrace It — a National Security Strategist Says
