The tension between Israel and Iran is at its peak. Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested the US President Trump that Russia is ready to arbitrate between Iran and Israel. However, on this suggestion of Putin, Trump responded without delay in his style. Trump told Putin to first resolve your Ukraine case and then worry about the middle East. Trump himself said this during a conversation with the media. Referring to his point with Putin, Trump said that the case of Russia Ukraine is truly stupid. If I were President, it would never have happened. I talked to him yesterday. He said that he can help in mediation between Israel-Iran, so I said, do one thing for me, first mediate your case.
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Trump said to solve Russia-Ukraine first. I said, Vladimir, first resolve Russia, worry later.Trump’s statement came at a time when tension between Iran and Israel is at its peak. At the same time, the US has increased its military presence in the region.On the sidelines of the International Economic Forum held in St. Pitsburg, Putin said that Russia had good relations with Iran and Russia also helped in setting up the first nuclear power plant in Bushehar, Iran. 200 Russian employees are helping Iran to build two other nuclear plants in Bushehar.
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Russia’s nuclear relationship with Iran
Putin highlighted Russia’s nuclear cooperation with Iran, including the construction of the Bushhar nuclear power plant. He said that more than 200 Russian employees are currently helping to create two additional reactors on the site located on the banks of the Persian Gulf. He said that Russia has given safety assurance to Israel regarding the nuclear program. He said that we agree with the Israeli leadership that their safety will be ensured. Russia has earlier given some air defense systems to Iran, Putin clarified that a comprehensive air defense network was offered, but Tehran rejected it. He said that our proposal was to create a system, not separate delivery. But the Iranian side showed very little interest in it.
