Russia-Iran Alliance Strengthens Amid U.S. and Israeli Criticisms

The Kremlin reaffirmed its support for Iran by denouncing U.S. and Israeli actions against Iranian nuclear sites. Moscow intends to deepen its relationship with Tehran, despite criticism suggesting insufficient support. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi commended Russia's stance during talks with Vladimir Putin, claiming Russia is on 'the right side of history'.

The Kremlin declared on Tuesday its backing of Iran in the face of U.S. and Israeli offensives on Iranian nuclear sites, expressing a commitment to enhancing its partnership with Tehran. This statement came in response to criticisms alleging Russia's lackluster support for Iran, a nation it shares a strategic agreement with.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov addressed these criticisms, highlighting attempts by various entities to destabilize Russian-Iranian ties. He cited Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi's recent commendation of President Vladimir Putin's stance during his visit to Moscow.

Araqchi praised Putin for condemning U.S. strikes, asserting that Russia is on 'the right side of history'. This diplomatic exchange underscores Russia's intention to assert its position and intensify collaboration with Iran.

(With inputs from agencies.)