Russian President Vladimir Putin confirmed that Russian specialists will remain in Iran despite growing fears of an Israeli attack. He emphasized the ongoing collaboration at Iran’s Bushehr nuclear plant and ruled out any withdrawal. Putin stated that while Iran hasn't asked for new military aid, Moscow maintains strong ties and open communication. He warned against regime-change strategies and called for diplomatic dialogue that ensures both Iran’s and Israel’s security. His remarks underscore Russia’s strategic positioning in the Middle East.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated that Russian experts currently in Iran will not be leaving the country. “There are around 600 Russians currently in Iran,” he said, amid growing fears of an Israeli strike on Tehran—remarks interpreted as a clear sign of Russia’s sympathy and support for Iran.
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