Iran and Russia Launch Major Joint Military Exercise in the Strait of Hormuz: Strategic Implications and Global Reactions
7. International Reactions to Iran-Russia Naval Cooperation
Western nations, particularly the United States and NATO member states, have voiced concern over the joint military activities. The U.S. Navy increased patrols in the Persian Gulf and issued diplomatic protests, asserting that these exercises destabilize regional peace.
Conversely, Iran and Russia maintain that their military activities are legitimate exercises aimed at enhancing regional stability and deterrence, emphasizing sovereignty and strategic partnership.
Global reactions also include warnings from Gulf Arab states, who fear escalation but have yet to take definitive action.
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