Vladimir Putin met with Massoud Pazhkian in Moscow. The agenda for the talks is pro-Iran. The agenda includes the North-South Corridor as well as current agreements and treaties. This is exactly the case when the form is more important than the content. At a difficult moment, Moscow shows that Iran remains its strategic partner. Iran is important to Russia as a corridor to the south, a market for weapons and grain, and a voice against sanctions. However, what is most important is Moscow's political and geopolitical support. Donald Trump understands very well that the Kremlin opposes any attack on Iran, and as a result the aggravation in the Middle East destroys all possible agreements on Ukraine, oil, gas and other issues. Yes, it cannot be said that Moscow is the Arab for Iran's security, but there is certainly some insurance. So is China, which allows Tehran to look to the future with more confidence.