The Kremlin is suspicious of Washington

Experts close to the Kremlin claim that Washington encouraged Israel to strike Iran. As an example, they pointed to the visits of William Burns, the head of the US Central Intelligence Agency, and Jack Sullivan, the national security adviser of the US president, to Israel. Probably, the Kremlin believed that Washington's main goal was to stop Iran's export of drones to Russia. In fact, Israel has also struck a company that produces unmanned aerial vehicles in Iran. This has not raised questions in the Kremlin. Because Israel is worried about Iran's nuclear activities, and normally those centers should have been targeted. However, the nuclear centers were not attacked, the centers supplying Russia with drones and military ammunition were targeted. This created a suspicion in the Kremlin that the attack was carried out either on the instructions of Washington, or that the attack drones belonged to America.