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Venezuela: Iran risks losing a key economic and military ally
Tehran and Caracas have maintained close ties, particularly as a way to circumvent sanctions targeting both countries. The Islamic Republic, which is itself under threat from Washington, has projected a surface-level optimism.
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aljazeera.com
Trump’s abduction of Maduro escalates concerns over potential war with Iran
Experts say US military action in Caracas 'gives momentum' for conflict with Tehran and deals another blow to diplomacy.
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Why Trump’s regime-change playbook won’t work in Iran
Tehran is no Caracas. The Islamic Republic stands on solid ground even if it faces multiple crises.
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lemonde.fr
Venezuela: Iran risks losing a key economic and military ally
Tehran and Caracas have maintained close ties, particularly as a way to circumvent sanctions targeting both countries. The Islamic Republic, which is itself under threat from…
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upi.com
Analysis: Could the Venezuela model be applied to Iran? - UPI.com
The capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro presents another blow -- a new red flag -- for Iran and its main proxy, Lebanon's Hezbollah,.
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'In Iran, the conditions that enabled the American operation in Venezuela are not present'
Political analyst Hamzeh Safavi, whose father is an adviser to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, discusses the abduction of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro by the US on January 3…