Russia provides Iran with cutting-edge radars and air defense systems ahead of an assault on Israel

Russia has stepped in to support Iran as the Middle East prepares for war.According to a source, Russia has begun supplying Iran with cutting-edge military weaponry ahead of its impending war against Israel, its archenemy.

Iran is widely predicted to strike Israel at any time in response for last week's killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran. Iran and Hamas have promised retaliation and accused Israel for the murders. It is known that Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader, has given the command to strike Israel directly. According to a recent report by The New York Times, Iran is now receiving modern radars and air defense systems from Russia.
These tools will be helpful in preventing any Israeli reprisal for the assault, rather than only striking Israel. There are worries that the conversation between Iran and Israel might start a domino effect that would result in full-scale conflict throughout the Middle East.

Russia fortifies Iran's aviation defenses

Reports of Russian radar and air defense system delivery to Iran surfaced on Monday during the arrival of top Russian official Sergei Shoigu.
Putin's main supporter Shoigu met with Iranian military leader Brigadier General Mohammad Bagheri and President Masoud Pezeshkian. Bagheri is in charge of organizing the Israeli onslaught against Israel, according to a story by The New York Times.

The journal also quoted two Iranian officials as claiming that Russia has begun supplying Iran with cutting-edge air defense and radar equipment in response to Iran's request for the systems.

Iran and Russia have become powerful partners in recent years. Drones from Iran are a major supply for Russia in the conflict in Ukraine. Additionally, the two nations have lately resolved to intensify their intelligence and military collaboration.
Iran, Russia, China, and North Korea have formed an anti-Western coalition in recent years, and they are attempting to undermine the current democratic international order based on norms while promoting their own.

Will the Middle East witness a full-scale conflict?

Iran has allegedly stated that it does not care, despite pressure from Western and regional officials on both Iran and Israel to avoid taking any actions that may spark a full-scale conflict.
Iran has reportedly informed Arab nations that it doesn't care if its strike on Israel sparks a full-scale conflict.In the Middle East, will there be a full-scale conflict?

Israel and the United States believe that an Iranian strike is likely to occur soon. Former US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has stated that either Monday or Tuesday may see the strike. To strengthen its presence in the area, the US has dispatched more fighter jets, warships, and an aircraft carrier. should support Israel's defense against the Iranian onslaught while also defending its own interests.

The US is eager to rekindle the Western and regional alliance that was formed in April to support Israel in withstanding the unprecedented Iranian onslaught. This alliance included the US, British, French, Jordanian, and Saudi forces. Reviving the alliance is proving to be more difficult, though, as anti-Israel sentiment in the region has skyrocketed since Haniyeh's death. It is unclear if the Arab nations will be joining the defensive coalition this time.