Lawrow warns: Israel's murders of Iranians endanger global security!

Lawrow warns: Israel's murders of Iranians endanger global security!

The Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has taken care of the current situation in Iran and the role of Israel. According to oe24.at he accuses of having carried out targeted killings of Iranian military leaders and scientists, which he describes as "political murder". These killings would not only have an impact on Iran's national security, but also on global security and global economy.

Lawrow also warns that the continued attacks of Israel and the United States on Iranian nuclear facilities represent serious violations of the UN Charter and international law. He emphasizes that there is no evidence that Iran has an aggressive attitude towards Israel. Russia had submitted several proposals for conflict resolution to those involved, but a practical implementation has so far failed.

reactions from Russia

The position of Russia is opaque. While Lavrow rates a ceasefire between Iran and Israel as skeptical, Kremllager Dmitri Peskow pointed out that the current state of the situation is still unclear. There are no relevant details for a well-founded assessment, according to Spiegel.de.

Russia seems to act cautiously in the current situation, even though it hangs out good relationships with Tehran. Observers speculate about why President Putin does not push more to the support of his ally.

future scenarios in conflict

The current escalation between Iran and Israel is accompanied by international de -escalation calls. Experts identify three possible scenarios for further development: First, Iran could try to protect his face with limited reactions, similar to how the Hisbollah reacted in the past, but with the difference that Iran has a regular army and not a militia. Second, western states, especially the United States, could increase the pressure on Iran to bring it back to the negotiating table. This could lead to an expansion of Israeli attacks, while a civilian nuclear program is to be accepted, but military ambitions are to be excluded, such as by [srf.ch] (https://www.srf.ch/news/international/Nahost/eskalation-im-belchen-welche-szen-szen-In- and--IIRAL-DENKBAR) described.

The third scenario would be an uncontrolled escalation in which the US military intervention could lead to a regional conflict on the side of Israel. In such a situation, the mighty elites in Iran could try to avoid the surface fire because it has a top priority.