The Kremlin is using all available internal resources and capabilities in the ongoing war. Specifically, the Putin regime is tapping into politicians from Muslim regions under its authority to foster closer ties with Islamic autocracies, National Resistance Center of Ukraine reports.
For instance, from February 12 to 16, Rustam Minnikhanov, the President of Tatarstan (holding office since 2010 and a member of Putin’s United russia party), participated in the Isfahan-Tatarstan Economic Forum. During this event, he engaged in discussions with Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi.
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A key agenda item benefiting both parties is collaboration in military technology development. Iran plans to dispatch additional specialists to Yelabuga, where russia is manufacturing Shahed-type drones. In return, russia will share its advancements for Iran’s missile and nuclear programs.
Furthermore, financial entities from both nations are devising strategies to bypass international sanctions and facilitate bilateral transactions.
These regular meetings facilitate mutually beneficial exchanges, enabling the russian military-industrial complex to access vital components for advancing weaponry aimed at Ukraine.
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