Iran wants to buy weapons from Russia, but there is a risk for Gutin, analysts from CNBC warn.

Iran has been helping Russia with the supply of drones and ballistic missiles since the beginning of the war in Ukraine. However, it is now possible that Tehran will ask for help in return. It is reported that Iran may turn to Russia for air defense and military intelligence support to detect a potential Israeli attack on them.

Experts note that Russia has the ability to provide Iran with the necessary assistance, although the extent of this assistance remains uncertain due to the possible consequences. Chatham House's Bilal Saab said Iran was hoping for military help from Russia.

Saab stressed that reputation plays an important role in international relations, and Russia's refusal to help Iran could affect not only their relations, but also relations with other partners, including China.

It is reported that Russia can provide Iran with the weapons it needs, although its involvement in the Ukrainian conflict may make it difficult for it to offer military assistance against Israel on behalf of the Iranians. Saab believes that Russia will most likely try to help Iran from afar, avoiding direct conflict with the United States.