RT by @mikenov: RT by @mikenov: ⚡️🇷🇺 Sergey Naryshkin is warning that the risk of a large-scale conflict across Eurasia is now “completely real,” while accusing Western intelligence services of inventing a new “axis of evil.” The head of Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service said Western agencies increasingly frame Russia, China, Iran and North Korea as a single hostile bloc. According to Naryshkin, the possibility of a major confrontation spreading across the broader Eurasian region should be treated as a serious security concern. 🔥 The statement reflects Moscow’s effort to portray the emerging Russia-China-Iran-North Korea alignment as a Western narrative rather than a strategic reality

⚡️🇷🇺 Sergey Naryshkin is warning that the risk of a large-scale conflict across Eurasia is now “completely real,” while accusing Western intelligence services of inventing a new “axis of evil.”

The head of Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service said Western agencies increasingly frame Russia, China, Iran and North Korea as a single hostile bloc. According to Naryshkin, the possibility of a major confrontation spreading across the broader Eurasian region should be treated as a serious security concern.

🔥 The statement reflects Moscow’s effort to portray the emerging Russia-China-Iran-North Korea alignment as a Western narrative rather than a strategic reality. At the same time, the warning itself underscores how deeply global security is becoming interconnected, with tensions in Europe, the Middle East and the Indo-Pacific increasingly feeding into one another.
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— @NSTRIKE1231 Sep 5, 2026