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RUSSIA SAYS NYET TO IRAN

1. Briguy says:

   March 30, 2026 - 1:58 pm at 1:58 pm

   An article full of BS and exaggerations.

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   • Fullgoldcrown says:

     March 30, 2026 - 3:05 pm at 3:05 pm

     CARE TO ELABORATE ?

     I SUPPOSE YOU HAVE DONE THE RESEARCH LIKE CO-PILOT THE AI HAS AND HAVE COME UP WITH A DIFFERENT TAKE THAN THIS ONE

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     CO-PILOT IS IT TRUE THAT LARIANOV OR OTHER RUSSIA SPOKESMEN ARE URGING IRAN TO NEGOTIATE AN END TO THE WAR AND RUSSIA HAS SAID THEY WILL NOT AID IRAN

     Copilot said:
     Copilot
     Short answer: yes, partly — but with important nuance.

     Based on multiple, well?sourced reports from late February–March 2026, here is what is clearly supported by evidence and what is often misunderstood.

     1. Are Russian officials urging Iran to negotiate an end to the war?
     Yes. Senior Russian officials — including Foreign Minister Sergey?Lavrov and the Kremlin — have publicly and privately pushed for a diplomatic settlement rather than continued fighting.

     What Russia has actually said
     Lavrov has explicitly discussed “shifting the conflict into a political?diplomatic settlement” with Iran’s foreign minister and emphasized negotiations grounded in international law
     usnews
     Russia’s Foreign Ministry and Kremlin statements repeatedly:
     Condemn U.S.–Israeli strikes
     Call for ceasefire, restraint, and negotiations
     Present Russia as a potential mediator rather than a combatant
     jpost
     +1
     Russian officials have encouraged Tehran to keep channels open even while publicly backing Iran diplomatically
     usnews
     Key point:
     Russia is not urging Iran to surrender — but it is urging Iran to negotiate and de?escalate, because Moscow wants the war contained.

     2. Has Russia said it will NOT militarily aid Iran?
     Yes — explicitly and repeatedly.

     Official Russian position
     The Kremlin has stated there is NO mutual defense clause in the Russia–Iran partnership and no obligation to provide military aid
     tass
     Kremlin spokesman Dmitry?Peskov has denied claims of arms transfers and said Iran has not requested Russian military assistance
     aljazeera
     Russia has not deployed troops, air defenses, or combat forces to defend Iran despite the escalation
     apnews
     What Russia has done instead
     Diplomatic support at the UN
     Humanitarian aid shipments
     Intelligence sharing (reported by Western officials, but no direct combat role)
     apnews
     +1
     Key point:
     Russia has drawn a clear red line: no direct military intervention on Iran’s behalf.

     3. Why is Russia taking this position?
     Multiple independent analyses (AP, Reuters, CNBC) point to the same reasons:

     Strategic constraints
     Russia is fully tied down in Ukraine
     It cannot afford a second major military confrontation
     apnews
     Geopolitical balancing
     Russia wants to:
     Preserve ties with Iran
     Avoid direct conflict with the U.S. and Israel
     Maintain relations with Gulf states
     Moscow benefits economically from higher oil prices caused by the war, without fighting it
     apnews
     Bottom line from analysts
     Russia prefers a long but contained conflict, diplomatic leverage, and economic upside — not escalation or alliance warfare.
     cnbc

     4. What about claims that “Russia will not aid Iran at all”?
     This is where online claims often go too far.

     What is true
     ? No Russian troops
     ? No air defense deployment
     ? No formal military alliance obligation

     What is not accurate
     ? Russia doing “nothing”
     ? Russia abandoning Iran
     ? Russia siding with the U.S. or Israel

     Russia is supporting Iran politically and diplomatically, while actively discouraging escalation.

     Final Summary
     Yes, Russian leaders (including Lavrov) are urging negotiations and de?escalation
     Yes, Russia has explicitly ruled out direct military aid
     No, Russia has not abandoned Iran — it is backing Iran without fighting its war
     Russia’s stance is calculated restraint, not betray

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     • Briguy says:

       March 30, 2026 - 5:19 pm at 5:19 pm

       It just felt like BS to me, so I checked with GROK and received confirmation.
       Time will tell. ?

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2. Kewl2 says:

   March 30, 2026 - 2:46 pm at 2:46 pm

   Fog of War propaganda?

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