🔶 Russia called the signs of a new military action against Iran "very worrying".
Maria Zakharova, spokeswoman for Russia's Foreign Ministry, warned on Monday, November 2, of "signs about planning a new military operation against Iran" and called the issue "very worrying."
At a press conference in Moscow, Zakharova stated: "The situation surrounding Iran, which was attacked by America and occupied by Israel, is still complicated. This conflict remains unresolved and coincides with other crises in the Middle East that are intertwined. "The indications that a new military operation is being planned against the Republic of Salami are very worrying."
He considered the military operation against Iran "worthless" and said that the attacks cannot "break the will of the Iranian people". The spokesman of the Russian Foreign Ministry called for increased diplomatic efforts to achieve a peaceful solution to the Iranian crisis. Zakharova's emphasis is on finding a diplomatic solution while Moscow is reportedly providing military support to the Salami Republic and its proxy groups.
The Associated Press recently reported that Yemen's Houthi militias and Iran-backed militias in Iraq have used Russian satellite information and China's ground attack capabilities on Saudi oil and military targets. According to Saudi and Houthi authorities, in the days before and after the attacks, government and Russian military satellites hovered over the target areas.
Nawaf Obeid, the founder of the location information company "Aurora Geosignal Intelligence" in Geneva, also confirmed that the activity of the Russian satellites completely matches the time of the attacks; A pattern that could indicate information gathering for attackers.