Does the lack of solidarity of BRICS nations in support of Iran delegitimize the value of membership in the intergovernmental organization?

Why don't regional powers Egypt and UAE help Iran as a partner trader/investor? If Ethiopia teamed up with Yemen the Red Sea could be cut off. Brazil and South Africa could thwart the alternate shipping path around Cape of Good Hope.

Isn't it a little too convent that Gaza got BTFO'd, beeper bombs neutralized Hezbollah in Lebanon, Syria fell and Yemen got bombed into submission all in perfect sequence for Iran to come to the plate?

Logically if all these players struck at once they would have had a much greater impact on Israel and necessitated US involvement giving China a window to make it's move on Taiwan and Russia enough wiggle room to decapitate Kiev.

But that obvious advantage was squandered by the supposed dangerous "enemies" and all of this comes off as scripted by a One World governing power.

Nobody in BRICS cares about BRICS because their only identifying feature is that they are not America. They didn't unify in any capacity, but wanted to stand up and say
>We are not America
Everyone clapped and now America can resume doing #1 things like America does, like being the destination for 95% of all goods made in BRICS countries.

>>507910529
Got it, brics is a nothingburger.

>>507910047 (OP)
BRICS have been very effective to get Russia out of the isolation the west tried to impose. Honestly, on the Iran topic (which is not BRICS btw), it feels like they're just letting their enemy make a mistake. USA and by extension the west can't claim the moral high ground after letting this happen

>>507910047 (OP)
A lot

>>507910047 (OP)
Russia has always wanted to be considered part of Europe instead of soulless asiatic hordes of Orcs
Europe/America just has to be kind of nice to Russia and BRICS is over