Medvedev Calls Iran's Strait of Hormuz Control 'Thermonuclear Weapon'
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
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- Medvedev called Iran's control of the Strait of Hormuz its "thermonuclear weapon."
- He blamed U.S. and Israeli actions for worsening Middle East security.
- Medvedev suggested the conflict is prompting more states to consider nuclear weapons.
- He stated existing security mechanisms are destroyed and new ones are needed.
- Russia is ready to support new regional diplomatic processes.
- Medvedev highlighted unprecedentedly high relations between Russia and Iran.
Medvedev characterized the security situation in the Middle East as "extremely bad," attributing its deterioration primarily to the actions of the U.S. and Israel. He suggested that the current conflict has led a greater number of states to consider acquiring nuclear weapons. Medvedev asserted that existing security mechanisms have been "practically destroyed" and emphasized the need for new regional security frameworks. Russia, he added, is prepared to support such diplomatic processes where it can be useful. During the same interview, Medvedev described Russia-Iran relations as "unprecedentedly high," noting advancements in cooperation across defense, space projects, and high technology. He also advocated for a multipolar world order that respects the views of all nations rather than a single power center.
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