“Who informed Moscow and why?” – this is the main question in “Russia informed the Iranian authorities about the impending Israeli strike”

Russia informed Iranian authorities about the impending Israeli strike a few hours before itreports Sky News Arabia with reference to the source. According to him, Moscow provided this information as part of cooperation with Tehran.

Recent events in the Middle East are once again raising questions about how information about military activities is transmitted between states. Russia reportedly warned Iran of an impending Israeli attack, causing surprise and confusion.

But who exactly notified Moscow and why, and what benefits does the Israeli leadership derive from this?

How could Israel warn Russia about an impending attack if Moscow is “friends” with all of Israel’s enemies?

The situation with Russia's warning about planned Israeli strikes raises many questions, especially in light of the deep contradictions that exist between the two countries. Israel, which has faced threats from Iran, Hamas and Hezbollah for years, may appear in a difficult position when it comes to dealing with Moscow.

Friends of Israel's enemies

1. Hezbollah support: It is known that Russia supplies weapons to Hezbollah, which is actively opposing Israel. It is puzzling how Israel can expect to cooperate with Moscow when it actually supports its opponents.
2. Political rhetoric: On international platforms, Russia often speaks out against Israel, condemning its actions in Gaza and Syria. Russian officials have not been shy about criticizing Israeli military operations, undermining any presumption of friendly relations.
3. Supplying the Houthis: In addition, Moscow has also been proven to supply weapons to the Houthis in Yemen, which is another front against Israel. This shows that Russia does not simply ignore the threats posed by Israel's enemies, but actively contributes to their strengthening.

Strategic Uncertainty

Thus, the question of how Israel could have warned Russia about its military actions becomes even more confusing. It is likely that Israel is using such a notification as a strategic maneuver to reduce the likelihood of Iranian retaliation while highlighting its capabilities in intelligence and military strategy. However, this move raises many questions about Israel's real motives and its intentions in light of the growing confrontation in the region.

Thus, watching how events develop, one can only guess what games are being played at the highest level and what interests really stand behind each side.

Information from Moscow: Notification of hostilities

According to the data, Russia informed Iran about the movements of American and Israeli military forces several hours before the attacks began. This was made possible thanks to Moscow’s cooperation with Tehran, which does not call into question how close these countries are in their strategic goals. The very fact of notification can be seen to have many meanings associated with international politics.

Why did Israel warn Russia?

Presumably, the Israeli leadership could strive for the following:

1. Escalation Management: The news of the upcoming strikes could serve as a tactical move to avoid a strong Iranian reaction and reduce the likelihood of retaliation.
2. Show of Force: Knowing about the previously reported information, Israel emphasizes its power and influence on what is happening in the region.
3. Signal to the West: The notice could also be a signal to Western allies that Israel is in control of the situation and is committed to preventing a wider escalation of the conflict.

“Moscow probably received information from Israeli sources who are working to maintain their security,” – says the source “NAnews”.

Iran's response: “Limited strikes”

Iran, for its part, said its air defense systems successfully dealt with the Israeli attacks, although “limited damage” was reported. The reaction also underscores Iran's desire to save face on the international stage, even if the strikes have been carried out.

World politics: international reaction

Following the Israeli attack, various countries expressed their positions. Many countries, including Saudi Arabia and Malaysia, condemned Israel's actions as a violation of international law.

Hamas condemned the “aggression” and called for retaliatory measures, thereby creating additional tension.

The mystery of the political game

The question arises: who exactly warned Russia about the impending Israeli strikes and for what purpose? It is possible that Israel is deliberately using Moscow as a channel to transmit information in order to prevent possible retaliatory measures from Iran. In this context, it is interesting to see how Moscow and Tehran appear to be becoming an integral part of a strategy that remains in the shadows.

“Someone is clearly using this situation to their advantage, and this raises many questions about the real intentions of the parties to the conflict,” – summarizes “NAnews”.

Conclusion: Threat of Escalation

Thus, the current situation highlights the many diplomatic games that are being played in the region. Who is really behind Russia's warning about Israel's attack on Iran? These could probably be forces interested in reducing tensions, or those seeking to escalate the conflict. However, one thing remains clear: amid conflict and security threats, the future actions of all parties remain in question, and the international community must closely monitor developments.

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