Lavrov's Iran visit shapes Russian partnership

The article discusses Moscow's attempts to act as a mediator between Iran and the United States regarding the Iranian nuclear issue, while also striving to link the Ukrainian and Iranian files to secure gains for the Kremlin. It suggests the possibility of Russia offering to transfer Iran's enriched uranium stockpiles to Russian territory as part of understandings with Washington, aiming to prevent Tehran from using its stockpile to develop nuclear weapons, similar to the 2015 nuclear agreement. However, experts warn that Iran does not agree to this solution and that Russia continues to support Iran's regional policies and strengthen Tehran's missile capabilities. Additionally, military and intelligence relations between the two countries are becoming more complex, with an unofficial alliance forming due to tensions in Ukraine and covert cooperation in military and intelligence domains. Russia seems to be seeking to leverage its relations to bolster its regional and global position, while Iran remains committed to preventing its nuclear stockpiles from being transferred and to developing cooperation with Russia in drone technologies and intelligence sharing.

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