By Vestnik Kavkaza
The independent information portal Examiner. com reports today on cooperation between China and Russia on the lunar program. China's space ambitions will be met with such a partner as Russia. Why is the Chinese government so interested in the Moon? The fact is that Chinese scientists believe the moon is a source of useful resources, such as helium. The country's space program is very successful, and with the help of Russia it can reach an entirely new level.
In addition, the partnership between China and Russia could leave the United States far behind, which has reduced funding for its space program. The rivalry of the leading countries of the world continues and begins to bear fruit, and at least for Beijing and Moscow, the partnership has reached unprecedented heights in recent years.
Another independent US publication Axis of Logic writes today about Russia's reaction to the foreign policy of Israel against Iran. Moscow's decision to sell anti-aircraft missiles to Iran is nothing more than an attempt to protect a friendly country from Israeli aggression. However, in this case, the strategic balance in the Middle East is potentially changing, which in turn disturbs the Western countries.
The US considers such actions threaten military intervention, but only by Iran. This division of world powers into two camps has a very negative impact on the political climate in certain regions, but for Iran this is a necessary measure to protect its population.
In turn, Israel does not cease to remind that Iran is a nuclear threat to it, and it is easier to prevent a "nuclear attack" than to face its consequences. We are not even talking about sanctions, which have been a cornerstone in the negotiations on Iran's nuclear program, especially since the US Congress did not support Obama's decision to lift sanctions against Iran. The idea is to prevent another military conflict in the Middle East, which could be disastrous for the whole world.
FOX News today published an article about 'Obama's desperation regarding Iran's nuclear program, and that it is evident to all'. At the final stage of negotiations on Iran's nuclear program, the US President is losing his grip on reality. Obama's desire to secure a deal at any cost was met with a sharp rebuttal from Congress and from the nearest partner of America, Israel, which is always ready to attack Iran.
For the president of the United States, partnership with Iran is necessary, both in terms of a strategic alliance, and in terms of economic benefits. However, too many obstacles are in the way. Too many aggressive partners. Too principled a position of Iran. But Obama has no other alternative but to continue his policies. The fact that the struggle against ISIS has proved to be much more severe than previously thought, and help from Iran could be enough in the United States' attempt to defeat the terrorist organization.
