Strikes on Iran and Russian propaganda

While Nebenzya whines at the UN about cowardly nighttime strikes on buildings where people are sleeping (he's talking about strikes in Iran, not Kharkiv, Dnipro, Kherson, Odesa, or Kyiv, as you might have thought), at the very same time, Russian propagandists on TV are telling the “deep people” that Iran actually has corruption, a divided society, and that Iranians go to Armenian casinos without wearing hijabs.

“And in fact, Kiselyov has already drawn an entire map of Iran’s dismemberment. Meanwhile, Solovyov suddenly claimed that Iran is a rather so-so ally - insincere and unreliable, not even a real ally, actually.”

This is still the case, by the way, but they have begun to warm up a little. It's a bit awkward after years of talking about strong friendship and joint Shaheds. But the Russian propaganda has already dismissed the cooling toward Iran. And this is an interesting trend.

So all this seems to hint that the strikes on Iran were successful.

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