Russia and Iran sign military cooperation deal

Russia and Iran sign military cooperation deal

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran and Russia signed an agreement Tuesday to expand military ties in a visit to Tehran by the Russian defense minister.

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Sergei Shoigu, in remarks carried by Russian news agencies, said Moscow wants to develop a "long-term and multifaceted" military relationship with Iran. He said that the new agreement includes expanded counter-terrorism cooperation, exchanges of military personnel for training purposes and an understanding for each country's navy to more frequently use the other's ports.

Iran's Defense Minister Hossein Dehghan urged greater cooperation as a means of opposing American ambitions in the region. Moscow and Tehran have staunchly supported Syrian President Bashar Assad throughout Syria's civil war, while Washington advocates regime change and supports rebel groups.

"Iran and Russia are able to confront the expansionist intervention and greed of the United States through cooperation, synergy and activating strategic potential capacities," Dehghan said. "As two neighbors, Iran and Russia have common viewpoints toward political, regional and global issues."

Russia has maintained friendly ties with Iran and has built its first nuclear power plant. Last fall, it signed a deal to build two more reactors in Iran.

Shoigu did not the mention ongoing controversy over a deal to deliver a sophisticated air defense missile system to Iran. In 2007, Russia signed a $800-million contract to sell Tehran the S-300 missile system, but the weaponry was never delivered amid strong objections by United States and Israel.

Iran has filed a lawsuit with a court in Geneva seeking $4 billion in damages over the breach of the contract, but the court hasn't yet made any ruling. Russia has insisted that its decision to freeze the S-300 delivery was based on the United Nations Security Council's sanctions against Iran.

Iran's state TV reported Tuesday that Iran and Russia have agreed to settle their differences over the missile deal, without offering further details.

Last year, Russian media reports said that Moscow had sought to end the dispute by offering Iran a different, slightly inferior version of the S-300 system, but Tehran had rejected the proposal.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/russia-iran-sign-military-cooperation-deal-102753702.html

 

US Risking Nuclear War With Russia

US Risking Nuclear War With Russia:
By Franke Schein
January 10th 2015


 

The Obama administration, along with its European allies are paving the way for an eventual showdown with The Soviet Union. Given the Kremlin's antagonistic approach towards what they perceive as a national security threat, the Soviet High Command already has plans to use both conventional, and nuclear forces in this ongoing debacle with NATO and the US.

Ukraine's war with Russia is already out of control. The Kremlin has already shown the world that they aren't above slaughtering innocent people when they shot down a commercial passenger airliner, snuffing out 298 innocent lives







The almost non-stop sanctions against Russia is forcing the Kremlin to adjust its political and military options. Given that the soviet economy is teetering on the brink of disaster, it would be likely to understand that Putin and his supporters will use the Ukrainian crisis as a launching pad to start a war with America.  After all; war is big business...

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Survival Situational Awareness: Victims Fight Back Against Despotic Regime

It’s been all over the news for months; Syrian rebel forces are fighting to overthrow the country’s despotic tyrant. Normal (everyday) people are getting fed-up with being controlled by petty dictators who rule with an iron fist.

But the situation in Syria goes far beyond what is being reported by the talking-heads of news networks: China, Russia, Iran, and Lebanon all have a vested interests in the events occurring in Syria today.

RUSSIA: The Soviet Union is the leading supplier of arms, munitions, and combat vehicles for the Bashar Assad’s regime. The Central Committee also views Syria as their last military presence in the mid-east region. One of their prime objectives for supporting the Assad regime is due largely to the Soviet’s long standing defiance against NATO’s missile shield.

Throughout the last century, Russia has been arming, training, and brokering deals with America’s hostile enemies. They are the worlds largest supporter of global terrorism. The cold war might have ended among the major news networks, but the truth is most evident since Vladimir Putin began restructuring of the Soviet Military, as well as its foreign policies.

  

Even though it may seem like “All Is Quiet On the Western Front”; make no mistake about it—Russia is actively at the forefront of maintaining its desire to make the word communist. Russia Delivers Missile System To China

 

 

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In the coming months we will see where this situation leads us. I am of the opinion that the events in Syria are the beginning of something terrible; a creature that has been asleep for decades is now only just arising.

Russia's SU-2000 Missile

Watch this video: Near the end it shows a downed American jet, as well as a flight helmet belonging to an American Jet Pilot.

Russia is considering selling some of these missle to Iram, as well as other Islamic countries. This is one of the reason that America has installed the Missile Defense Shiled in countries around Iran.