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Putin’s Bold Support Signals Deeper Russia-Iran Ties Amid Rising Tensions

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- Russian President Vladimir Putin sent a telegram extending unwavering support to Iran’s new supreme leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei.
- The Kremlin announced this hours after Iran’s Assembly of Experts named 56-year-old Mojtaba to succeed his late father Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
- Putin described the transition amid armed aggression against Iran requiring courage and unity from the new leader.
- Russia vows to remain a reliable partner to the Islamic Republic.
- Mojtaba linked to IRGC labeled a jaanbaz or injured war veteran from possible Israeli or U.S. strikes.
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“At a time when Iran is confronting armed aggression, your tenure in this high position will undoubtedly require great courage and dedication.”
“For my part, I would like to confirm our unwavering support for Tehran and solidarity with our Iranian friends. Russia has been and will remain a reliable partner of the Islamic Republic.”
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