Iran-Israel War: Russia Warns US Against ‘Military Intervention’
MIDDLE EAST, JUN 19 – Russia warns US that military action in the Iran-Israel conflict risks major escalation and offers to mediate while highlighting the safety of Russian personnel and nuclear sites.
- Last Friday, Israel carried out airstrikes targeting Iran’s military and nuclear facilities, prompting Tehran to retaliate using a combination of rocket and drone strikes, intensifying tensions in the Middle East.
- The strikes risked hitting the Bushehr nuclear plant in southern Iran, where over 200 Russian workers are expanding the facility, raising fears of a nuclear catastrophe.
- Russia and China condemned Israel’s actions, with Putin and Xi calling for a ceasefire and urging diplomatic efforts to end hostilities.
- A spokeswoman for Russia's Foreign Ministry cautioned the United States that any military involvement would be highly risky and could lead to unforeseen harmful outcomes.
- The crisis heightened speculation about US involvement, while Russia emphasized that its treaty with Iran does not require military aid and Iran has not requested Russian assistance.
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'The war we are seeing is marked by the risk of geographical expansion, the involvement of new participants and unpredictable consequences.'
·Madrid, Spain
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Kremlin warns US against Iran strike, cautions of major escalation
Russia warns U.S. against military intervention in Israel-Iran tensions
Zakharova added that Iran remains committed to its obligations under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and is willing to resume dialogue with the U.S., but only if Israel halts its attacks.
·Pointe-Noire, Congo
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Leaning Left6Leaning Right8Center4Last UpdatedBias Distribution44% Right
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- 44% of the sources lean Right
44% Right
L 33%
C 22%
R 44%
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