Kinda Goes Now ...

 ... without a hitch. 

Russian President Vladimir Putin told Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian that Moscow was providing Tehran with necessary assistance in its war with the United States, during talks at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Kyrgyzstan, Russian state news agency TASS reported on September 1. The meeting showcases the deepening alignment between two heavily sanctioned states, each fighting a war on its own front, as Tehran leans on Moscow for support and both press the case for a world order less dominated by Washington.

No, it is NOT about "heavily sanctioned", Russia doesn't give a fuck about sanctions--the posture which morons from D.C. will not understand--it is about what already is happening and was happening already since the end of 1990s under the aegis of Primakov's Doctrine. Former Foreign Minister, Prime Minister and Director of SVR--yes, that's Primakov's CV--already knew where this whole West thingy was going. Nowhere good. Plus, Russia, as USSR, traditionally had a massive military and economic footprint in Asia. 

After Putin's 2007 Munich speech Primakov's Doctrine was put into overdrive. After 2008 it became absolutely clear what West has become. After that it was just the matter of technique. Here is a demonstration whose immense significance professionals will grasp in no time. 

This is the second serial MC-21 for Aeroflot. As the first one, it will fly for final acceptance tests and will join the fleet. Same goes for IL-114, the first serial being transferred for local airline in Vladivostok. All Russian-made. Now imagine the scale of technological and supply chains. I'll give you a hint--Airbus, which does make excellent aircraft, requires several nations in Europe to cooperate. None of the Airbus planes are French-made, it is made in Europe, which is now being starved for resources. 

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US/Israeli military is in full disarray and incompetent. In essence it is a logical end for military which built itself on false narrative. 

P.S. Christian nationalists is a wrong term.