Anonymous
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6/18/2025, 3:31:47 AM No.507805418
Even their state-controlled media is finally admitting it across all of the publications:
Moskovsky Komsomolets:
>As cynical as this may sound, on a tactical level there are pluses for us from the conflict between Iran and Israel.
Second page from Moskovsky Komsomolets:
>On one hand, Iran is our partner and ally. On the other hand, despite all the buts, Israel isn't exactly alien to us. As the song goes, "our immigrants are a quarter of the population". Russian diplomacy must do one thing: act only so as to benefit Russia.
Kommersant:
>Putting aside humanitarian considerations and thinking cynically, the latest round of Israel-Iran confrontation seems to benefit Russia.
Komsomolskaya Pravada:
>If there will be strikes on the oil infrastructure of Iran, which exports about 1.5 million barrels a day, exports could be cut by a third and oil prices will rise to 80 or 90 dollars a barrel... A large portion of Iran's oil is sold to China. Less Iranian oil will increase demand for Russian oil. Then our exporters can raise the price of Russian oil, reducing the discounts that partners in China have been buying at. Russia's revenues will increase considerably.
source: https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1750210155409314.mp4 or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHGTj68ZZl0
Moskovsky Komsomolets:
>As cynical as this may sound, on a tactical level there are pluses for us from the conflict between Iran and Israel.
Second page from Moskovsky Komsomolets:
>On one hand, Iran is our partner and ally. On the other hand, despite all the buts, Israel isn't exactly alien to us. As the song goes, "our immigrants are a quarter of the population". Russian diplomacy must do one thing: act only so as to benefit Russia.
Kommersant:
>Putting aside humanitarian considerations and thinking cynically, the latest round of Israel-Iran confrontation seems to benefit Russia.
Komsomolskaya Pravada:
>If there will be strikes on the oil infrastructure of Iran, which exports about 1.5 million barrels a day, exports could be cut by a third and oil prices will rise to 80 or 90 dollars a barrel... A large portion of Iran's oil is sold to China. Less Iranian oil will increase demand for Russian oil. Then our exporters can raise the price of Russian oil, reducing the discounts that partners in China have been buying at. Russia's revenues will increase considerably.
source: https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1750210155409314.mp4 or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHGTj68ZZl0
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