Russia is opposing the president Donald Trump’s Threats to bomb Iran, calling them “illegal and unacceptable”.
Trump has added his Threat to Iran It also warned that if the Islamic Republic does not stop arming Houthi terrorist groups or stops its nuclear programs, there may be direct conflict. Meanwhile, Russia said on Thursday it was committed to finding solutions to Iran’s nuclear program, which respects its rights to peaceful nuclear energy. Reuters.
“In the context of reconciliation, it is illegal and unacceptable for Iranian opponents to use military power,” Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Maria Zakharova quoted Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Maria Zakharova as saying.
“Outside threats bombing Iran’s nuclear infrastructure facilities will inevitably lead to irreversible global disasters. These threats are simply unacceptable,” she added.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Maria Zakharova and President Donald Trump (Russian Foreign Ministry Press Service/Handout/Anadolu Agency | Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Rebekah Koffler, a former DIA intelligence official, specializes in Russia’s combat strategy and Putin’s thoughts,,,,, Telling Fox News on Thursday, “Russia’s statement is consistent with its diplomatic posture, that is, its attitude toward becoming a strategic partner in Iran.
“In fact, Russia and Iran are not natural allies. They have a very turbulent history and are full of distrust of the relationship. Russians do not believe that Iranians have fully functioning militarized nuclear energy.” “But they will never admit this in public. During the Obama administration, Moscow was with Washington’s economic sanctions on Iran and comply with Washington’s requirement that S-300s air defense missiles betray the country.
She also said: “Putin is leaning towards being a broker between the Trump administration and the Iranian government on nuclear issues.”
Trump proposed a proposal for negotiations on the removal of illegal nuclear weapons plans in Tehran through a letter to Iran’s supreme leader Ali Khamenei, and was denied on Sunday.
Trump threatens Iran’s threat to nuclear weapons as Dni Gabbard claims Tehran has not built bombs
Iran’s Ayatollah Ali Khamenei waved to the crowd as he met with officials in Tehran on March 31, 2025. (Iran’s Supreme Leader’s Office through the Associated Press)
“If they don’t reach a deal, it will explode,” Trump told NBC the day before.
“But if they don’t make a deal, I have the opportunity to impose secondary tariffs on them like I did four years ago,” he added.
A secondary “tariff” or sanctions would mean an economic fine on any country that operates with Iran.
“We do not avoid talking; so far, breaching promises has brought us problems,” Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said on Sunday. “They have to prove that they can build trust,” he added.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov, Chinese Foreign Minister Wag Yi and Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazeem Gharibabadi held discussions on the left, held on March 14, 2025 in Beijing. (Getty Image)
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Iran enriched uranium to 60%, which is only less than 90% of weapons. Experts say that if one is to be taken to build one, it may have nuclear weapons within weeks. Fox News Digital reported in late March that the Iranian regime has enriched enough uranium to create six nuclear weapons.
Benjamin Weinthal, Caitlin McFall and Morgan Phillips of Fox News contributed to the report.
