Russia may see the demise of another Middle Eastern ally as Iran's regime faces pressure from Israel's attacks.

Russian President Vladimir Putin offered to help the United States mediate a peace deal between Israel and Iran as tensions rise in the Middle East.

Tehran was promised military aid before Israel’s airstrikes, but it got little more than rhetoric from Moscow.

When the United States joined Israel this weekend in attacking Iran’s nuclear sites, the outrage and condemnation flowed from ...

Vladimir Putin is eyeing the conflict between Israel and Iran as an opportunity to thrust himself to the forefront of the ...

Just a decade ago, the world watched as Russia made a bold and high-stakes intervention in Syria. In 2015, when Bashar ...

Moscow’s closeness to Iran and its invasion of Ukraine raise doubts about what kind of role he can play, say experts. Read ...

Iran has a “strategic partnership” with Russia, and Abbas Araghchi, the Islamic Republic’s foreign minister, is expected in ...

Thus far, Moscow has done little to help Iran beyond rhetorical condemnations of Israel and the US and offers to mediate.

Even before Israel launched its wave of strikes on Iran last Friday, Putin was offering to help secure a deal between Iran ...

Since the beginning of Israeli strikes on Iranian territory, which destroyed critical military facilities and killed key ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin said he was open to speaking to German Chancellor Friedrich Merz as well as meeting ...