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The China-Russia Connection Behind Iran’s Military Resilience
- Abia Fathima
- October 28, 2026
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What began as a rapid military campaign by the United States and Israel has developed into a prolonged conflict, intensifying instability across the Middle East and placing additional pressure on the global economy. Iran’s ability to sustain its war effort raises queries about the resilience of its domestic defence industry and the external networks that help it withstand military pressure. China and Russia have turned into key components of this support mechanism for Iran. This arrangement does not rest on any agreement or mutual defence; instead, there are only military-technical, energy, and procurement contacts between the two countries, as well as diplomatic relations. The special feature of this collaboration is that each of these countries possesses specific competences. In this…
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