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The Iranian car industry in all its guises is rushing to Russia. And with an acute shortage of new machines and components, Persian proposals look quite interesting, but
As a child, my mother warned with an alarming premonition, “Don’t be friends with him, he’s bad.” There is no one to warn adults and they are careless with everyone. And if in children’s relationships there is mainly interest and curiosity, then in adults – calculation and hope for profit.
Russia is out of luck. Many third-rate and underdeveloped people, who imagine themselves geopolitically rich, adhere to it. Worst of all recently with Iran. It is extremely difficult to get rid of him. But Iran has conceit and Su-35s, which are desperately needed in the local sandbox to intimidate Turkey, bravado for Iraq and sarcasm with Kuwait. But there is nothing to buy the Su-35. A poor country willingly produces fairy tales from the peoples of the East about their own greatness, the depths of history, resistance under sanctions, and the advantages of poets over presidents.
And these Su-35s explain the attack of the Iranians, offering us a choice of the turnkey factory in Moskvich, as well as the production of Moskvich at home with unlimited supplies to Russia, where instead of a horse on the hood, a piece of the Kremlin wall is glued on cars. Because they had not received an offer to exchange the most modern plane for the most retarded cars, the Iranians threw a make-weight in the negotiations with their last strength and vowed to fill Russia with tires that they themselves lack and that Iran does not care about. has to do with .
Iranian tires are 80% imported raw materials, as there is no synthetic rubber, steel cord and equipment for them in the country, and the most modern factory dates back to 1979. Failing to achieve the long-awaited friendship, sad Iran laid the only trump card from: drones, which they think actually exist.
Russia has promiscuous relations with the East and shakes hands with Iran, not stopping its efforts to embrace Turkey. But Imperial Turkey remembers Mother’s advice about the dangers of friendship and adds the experience gained: there is no friendship, there is advantage. But the Turks have many useful things for us.
Unlike Iran, their car industry is of second-class quality and for exports it is quite first-class, with Honda Civic sedans for example. Recently, Turkey has turned itself into a national TOGG electric car, with its own president on TV being the main newsmaker. The Turkish car industry produces cars of all decent European and Japanese brands, and in addition to final assembly, a component industry has been created in the country that has neither Iran nor Russia.
Aside from intrusive Iran, it is more profitable for Russia to get closer to Turkey and get from her the termination of Bayraktars to Ukraine, and cars for itself. The whole spectrum: trucks, special equipment, buses, cars.
But Turkey wants to become an empire. And we’re really getting involved in Syria, in the Balkans, in Armenia. By the way, they already managed to fight with us in Libya in 2019, which the domestic press said nothing about, keeping this story secret. That is why we will only have tomatoes and mandarins from Turkey.
As a result, of all profitable regional players, only Iran remains a partner. But instead of cars, he has Persian carpets.
As a child, my mother warned with an alarming premonition, “Don’t be friends with him, he’s bad.” There is no one to warn adults and they are careless with everyone. And if in children’s relationships there is mainly interest and curiosity, then in adults – calculation and hope for profit.
Russia is out of luck. Many third-rate and underdeveloped people, who imagine themselves geopolitically rich, adhere to it. Worst of all recently with Iran. It is extremely difficult to get rid of him. But Iran has conceit and Su-35s, which are desperately needed in the local sandbox to intimidate Turkey, bravado for Iraq and sarcasm with Kuwait. But there is nothing to buy the Su-35. A poor country willingly produces fairy tales from the peoples of the East about their own greatness, the depths of history, resistance under sanctions, and the advantages of poets over presidents.
And these Su-35s explain the attack of the Iranians, offering us a choice of the turnkey factory in Moskvich, as well as the production of Moskvich at home with unlimited supplies to Russia, where instead of a horse on the hood, a piece of the Kremlin wall is glued on cars. Because they had not received an offer to exchange the most modern plane for the most retarded cars, the Iranians threw a make-weight in the negotiations with their last strength and vowed to fill Russia with tires that they themselves lack and that Iran does not care about. has to do with .
Iranian tires are 80% imported raw materials, as there is no synthetic rubber, steel cord and equipment for them in the country, and the most modern factory dates back to 1979. Failing to achieve the long-awaited friendship, sad Iran laid the only trump card from: drones, which they think actually exist.
Russia has promiscuous relations with the East and shakes hands with Iran, not stopping its efforts to embrace Turkey. But Imperial Turkey remembers Mother’s advice about the dangers of friendship and adds the experience gained: there is no friendship, there is advantage. But the Turks have many useful things for us.
Unlike Iran, their car industry is of second-class quality and for exports it is quite first-class, with Honda Civic sedans for example. Recently, Turkey has turned itself into a national TOGG electric car, with its own president on TV being the main newsmaker. The Turkish car industry produces cars of all decent European and Japanese brands, and in addition to final assembly, a component industry has been created in the country that has neither Iran nor Russia.
Aside from intrusive Iran, it is more profitable for Russia to get closer to Turkey and get from her the termination of Bayraktars to Ukraine, and cars for itself. The whole spectrum: trucks, special equipment, buses, cars.
But Turkey wants to become an empire. And we’re really getting involved in Syria, in the Balkans, in Armenia. By the way, they already managed to fight with us in Libya in 2019, which the domestic press said nothing about, keeping this story secret. Therefore, from Turkey we will only have tomatoes and mandarins.
As a result, of all profitable regional players, only Iran remains a partner. But instead of cars, he has Persian carpets.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
I’m Sandra Torres, a passionate journalist and content creator. My specialty lies in covering the latest gadgets, trends and tech news for Div Bracket. With over 5 years of experience as a professional writer, I have built up an impressive portfolio of published works that showcase my expertise in this field.
