Recently, the world has suddenly seen the flames of war ignite, with both Russia and the United States wishing for peace. Parliamentary elections are underway in Russia. The results are now coming in. Vladimir Putin’s party, United Russia, is expected to once again win a majority of seats in the Duma, the lower house of parliament. To prevent this possibility from coming true, Ukraine launched the largest attack on Russia on Sunday in the more than four and a half year-long Russia-Ukraine war. Moscow, the capital, also came under attack from more than 1,600 drones and missiles. Three people were killed and 20 injured. A key Russian oil refinery, which supplies 40 percent of Russia’s oil, also failed to escape this attack. The picture of Russia filled with smoke and destruction was seen for the first time after the Second World War. This attack took place on the third and last day of voting in the Russian parliamentary elections. Moscow Mayor Sergei said that Ukraine attacked Russia with more than 1600 drones, out of which 450 were launched on Moscow alone. This was the biggest attack on Russia after the Second World War. Russia said that our defense system destroyed most of the drones. This was an attempt to disrupt the elections, which we thwarted. The extent to which politics has become entangled in the warlike nature of attacks is evident in the nearly six-month-long war between the United States and Iran. Israel’s Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, sees his position as a threat in any peace agreement between the United States and Iran. Whenever such an agreement is discussed, Israel takes a different stance, intensifies its attacks on Lebanon, declaring that it is eliminating terrorist insurgents and will continue to do so. This means that the war will continue under any pretext. On the other hand, economic interests have now become involved in this war, as the entire conflict has centered on the blockade of Hormuz, and the dispute over who will collect tariffs on energy containers from Gulf countries bound for the world has become increasingly prominent. The blockade is ongoing, and reports of attacks on ships are emerging, reigniting the subsiding war. And now the US midterm elections, which will decide President Trump’s fate, have come into play. Clearly, Trump will not want to lose at any cost.
War Erupts Again Between Russia and Iran
