AhlulBayt News Agency: The American magazine "Foreign Affairs", in two articles, has addressed the reason and consequences of the unity among Russia, China, Iran and North Korea.
In these articles, this magazine, pointing to the four countries of Russia, China, Iran and North Korea consider the US as the main obstacle for expansion of their influence, adds that unity of Russia, China, Iran and North Korea is seeking to create a new international order.
Foreign Affairs, in these two articles, stating that Russia, China, Iran and North Korea intend to reduce Washington's presence in their relevant regions, reiterates that the axis of China, Iran, North Korea and Russia, to perturb the existing system, needs no coherent plan for the alternative international order.
This magazine, in these two articles, mentions common opposition of these countries to the main principles of the current American order and their resolve for change as a powerful basis for common action of China, Iran, North Korea and Russia.
These articles have also referred to the cooperation of the Islamic Republic of Iran and Russia, saying, "There is a common dynamism in the Russian relations with Iran. Moscow and Tehran have created what the Biden administration calls 'Unprecedented Defense Collaboration' which enhances common military abilities."
Exchange of advanced aircrafts and drones, air defense, control, reconnaissance, and cyber capabilities helps this collaboration to show effective confrontational actions in the face of the US and Israeli likely military and lethal operation.
This magazine, in its two articles, also, points to the efforts of Russia, China, Iran and North Korea to decrease dependence on Dollar, and makes it clear that the members of the Eastern axis, through making their economic exchanges inaccessible to the US executive measures, undermine the efficiency of the West's sanctions.
This American magazine, in the end, referring to Iran's membership in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and BRICS, reiterated that China and Russia, inviting Iran to join these two organizations, have moved toward creation of an equilibrium weight in relations with the West.
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In these articles, this magazine, pointing to the four countries of Russia, China, Iran and North Korea consider the US as the main obstacle for expansion of their influence, adds that unity of Russia, China, Iran and North Korea is seeking to create a new international order.
Foreign Affairs, in these two articles, stating that Russia, China, Iran and North Korea intend to reduce Washington's presence in their relevant regions, reiterates that the axis of China, Iran, North Korea and Russia, to perturb the existing system, needs no coherent plan for the alternative international order.
This magazine, in these two articles, mentions common opposition of these countries to the main principles of the current American order and their resolve for change as a powerful basis for common action of China, Iran, North Korea and Russia.
These articles have also referred to the cooperation of the Islamic Republic of Iran and Russia, saying, "There is a common dynamism in the Russian relations with Iran. Moscow and Tehran have created what the Biden administration calls 'Unprecedented Defense Collaboration' which enhances common military abilities."
Exchange of advanced aircrafts and drones, air defense, control, reconnaissance, and cyber capabilities helps this collaboration to show effective confrontational actions in the face of the US and Israeli likely military and lethal operation.
This magazine, in its two articles, also, points to the efforts of Russia, China, Iran and North Korea to decrease dependence on Dollar, and makes it clear that the members of the Eastern axis, through making their economic exchanges inaccessible to the US executive measures, undermine the efficiency of the West's sanctions.
This American magazine, in the end, referring to Iran's membership in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and BRICS, reiterated that China and Russia, inviting Iran to join these two organizations, have moved toward creation of an equilibrium weight in relations with the West.
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