Russian President Vladimir Putin, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Tehran. File photoMOSCOW, July 22President Vladimir Putin's trip to Tehran bodes trouble for the West, Marc Almond, director of the Crisis Research Institute, wrote in an article for the Daily Mail. plans of Russia and Iran to take their bilateral relations to a new level of strategic partnership was a «warning» for Western leaders. Almond's attention.
The analyst suggested that a meeting between the leaders of Russia, Turkey and Iran could usher in a new anti-Western alliance.» This summit showcases a nascent anti-Western, anti-democratic alliance that stretches from the fringes of Eastern Europe to the South China Sea — with Russia- mother in the center. A frightening prospect,» the author of the publication believes. Almond expressed the opinion that the emerging threat m may become more dangerous for the West than the former Soviet bloc. On the eve of Putin in Tehran took part in a trilateral summit on Syria, together with Iranian and Turkish Presidents Ibrahim Raisi and Tayyip Erdogan. In addition, the Russian leader held bilateral talks with each of them, and also met with Iranian spiritual leader Ali Khamenei. in Tehran