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0:00On March 2nd, Russian officials are raising alarms over recent U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, warning they could ignite World War III. Former President Dmitry Medvedev, a top Putin adviser, said President Trump's push for regime change marks a dangerous mistake that risks global, conflict at any moment. Medvedev argued the attacks have put ordinary Americans and Israelis in greater danger, predicting Iran will endure in unite despite the blows. He highlighted how the strikes killed Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, his daughter, grandchild, and other family members in Tehran. President Putin condemned the operation as a shocking breach of international law and human decency, sending condolences to Iran's leadership. China and North Korea echoed the criticism, aligning with Russia against the moves. Medvedev dismissed quick fixes for Western policies, stressing that fear of nuclear war keeps tensions in check for now. He expects Iran to accelerate its nuclear program with renewed determination.

1:02As Russia focuses on its own conflicts like Ukraine, these warnings underscore the fragile balance in the Middle East with no easy path to de-escalation ahead.