Medvedev Blasts U.S: Nuclear Future Out of Control After Iran Strikes
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Washington’s midnight raid on Iran’s nuclear facilities was meant to be a knockout punch—a bold move to dismantle Tehran’s nuclear ambitions once and for all. But as the dust settled, Russia’s Dmitry Medvedev delivered a bombshell: “Critical infrastructure remains intact. Enrichment will continue. And now, a number of countries stand ready to hand Iran their own nuclear warheads.”
The U.S. strike, featuring state-of-the-art B-2 bombers and bunker-busting bombs, was supposed to signal decisive action. Instead, it revealed strategic desperation. Iran has emerged unbroken, signaling its defiance and readiness to carry forward its nuclear ambitions.
Medvedev’s scathing critique of the attack was matched by a chilling warning: the rules of the nuclear game are shifting, and Washington no longer holds the cards.
Key Takeaways
- Iran Undeterred: Despite the strikes, Tehran’s nuclear trajectory remains unchanged.
- Global Power Shift: Russia hints at “third-party” nuclear transfers to Iran, a move that would upend the balance of power in the Middle East.
- Israel Vulnerable: Retaliatory strikes have exposed vulnerabilities, shaking confidence in the U.S.-Israeli strategy.
This isn’t just about Iran. It’s about the end of unchallenged U.S. dominance. As Medvedev put it, “A multipolar world has arrived, whether Washington likes it or not.”
Stay tuned as the fallout reshapes global alliances.
