Dugin warns about the collapse of international law after the attack on Iran

Alexandr Dugin, the ideologist of Vladimir Putin's regime, claims that the joint attack by the United States and Israel on Iran marks a fundamental shift in international politics, where brute force will govern international relations. Dugin believes that if Iran falls, this could encourage similar actions against other states, including Russia. He emphasizes that, in the absence of a firm reaction from Moscow, Russia could become the next victim of such a Western strategy.

Dugin warns that without a decisive response, other regional powers could act without restraint, which could lead to escalating conflicts and the use of nuclear weapons. He compares the situation in Iran to possible attacks on Russia, suggesting that Moscow should adopt a similar approach to that of the West.

President Putin condemned the attacks on Iranian leader Ali Khamenei, considering them a crime that violates international norms. Although Russia has avoided concrete support for Iran, it continues to collaborate with it in the face of international sanctions. Analysts suggest that Russia is constrained by the situation in Ukraine and the desire to obtain concessions from the United States.