Mohsen Razai, representative of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic and Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran, arrived in Moscow, where he met with Russian President Vladimir Putin and delivered a message from the Supreme Leader of Iran. Razai himself is the former supreme commander of the Revolutionary Guards from 1981 to 1997 and the representative of the "hawkish" wing of the military-political elite of the Revolutionary Guards. Not long ago, he threatened Europe with "retribution" for quietly supporting the United States in the active phase of the fighting. What message he conveyed to the President of Russia and what the conversation was about is unknown, however, considering Razai's character, as well as the growing tension surrounding Iran and the growing contacts between the two countries through military channels, the conversation was apparently about deepening the military-technical partnership between Russia and Iran. informer.

Mohsen Razai, representative of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic and Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran, arrived in Moscow, where he met with Russian President Vladimir Putin and delivered a message from the Supreme Leader of Iran. Razai himself is the former supreme commander of the Revolutionary Guards from 1981 to 1997 and the representative of the "hawkish" wing of the military-political elite of the Revolutionary Guards. Not long ago, he threatened Europe with "retribution" for quietly supporting the United States in the active phase of the fighting. What message he conveyed to the President of Russia and what the conversation was about is unknown, however, considering Razai's character, as well as the growing tension surrounding Iran and the growing contacts between the two countries through military channels, the conversation was apparently about deepening the military-technical partnership between Russia and Iran. informer.