Iran-Israel war plays into Kremlin hands
Hello! This week we cover how Moscow could benefit from the conflict between Iran and Israel. We also unpack an investigation into Telegram and the FSB, examining what mobile data Russia’s security services can and cannot access.
Moscow stands to benefit from all-out war between Israel and Iran
Although the outbreak of conflict between Israel and Iran will not have taken the Kremlin by surprise, Moscow is unlikely to have sufficient political weight on the international stage to calm the situation. But even if Vladimir Putin does not get to play the role of mediator, the Kremlin could still be a beneficiary of the hostilities.
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