As Moscow and Tehran prepare to sign a 'historic' agreement, experts warn of profound implications for regional stability and international relations, potentially reshaping power dynamics in the Middle East.

The three nations are back at it with a new naval drill in the Caspian Sea, simulating warship attacks. 

The report comes as questions increase regarding Biden's chances for reelection due to his debate performance.

Satellite imagery and Iranian sources confirmed to Reuters that Iran is expanding two sites at Modarres and Khojir for the sake of beefing up missile production.

The strikes caused widespread damage and casualties, with officials reporting at least 22 people killed and 68 injured.

With the Cold War over and the bipartisan support for Europe waning in the US, Europe is considering collective defense on a scale never before considered.

Katz and Kuleba "exchanged views" on the threats posed by Russia, Iran, and North Korea.

The defunct RESURS-P1 Russian Earth observation satellite broke apart in orbit, forcing astronauts on the the ISS to seek shelter.

Vyacheslav Matozov, a former Russian diplomat, says that Iran has no ambitions to produce nuclear weapons: "All relations between Russia and Iran are based from the beginning on the fact that Iran has no ambitions to build a nuclear military legacy"

Evan Gershkovich's trial is raising the stakes in US-Russia relations.

Details uncovered regarding the coordinated attack on a synagogue and church in Dagestan, including the terrorists involved. 

Naval News reports that two Russian spy submarines may be studying Israel's latest naval acquisition.

An Orthodox Christian Church was also fired upon. Casualties have been reported, and the incident is ongoing.

The visit comes as ties increase between the two pariah countries, especially regarding defense and weaponry.

Putin's connection to terrorist organisations causes tensions in its relationship to Israel, amid attempts to keep a "neutral, unbiased relationship."

The Human Rights Commissioner of Moscow has called for the immediate release of its nationals who remain hostages of Hamas in Gaza for the past eight months. 

Vladimir Putin was sworn in for his fifth term in office, after winning the elections held last March with 87 percent of the vote. Most Western countries boycotted the ceremony in Moscow due to the war in Ukraine.

According to NBC News, the soldier entered Russia from South Korea and is accused of stealing from a local woman.

The head of Russia's Security Council, Nikolai Patrushev, spoke with the head of the National Assembly Tzachi Hanegbi about the Iranian attack and claimed that "all parties must show restraint and responsibility in order not to lead to an overall escalation in the Middle East."