He said Russia would drop Iran. So he sent the director of the CIA to Moscow to make it happen. The plane landed. Eight hours on the ground. He met the intelligence chiefs. He never met Putin — the Kremlin later confirmed there was no meeting, only "contacts through the intelligence services." Then Putin stood next to Iran's president in public and said: "Russia is standing in full solidarity with the people of Iran." And China? China invoked its own counter-sanctions law — for the first time ever — and formally declared that US sanctions on its refiners "shall not be recognized, enforced or complied with." Its foreign ministry added: "Economic warfare and maximum pressure provide no solution." Two of the largest countries on earth. Same week. Both no. 🚪 This one's from the Iranian side — not a threat, just an observation about who's actually knocking on whose door. 💬 You can't isolate a country when nobody picks up your calls. Agree or not? Tell us below.
