Russia defies US sanctions, becomes 'biggest investor' in Iran; Putin, Raisi unite against Biden

Russia and Iran prove yet again that "an enemy's enemy is a friend." Moscow has now become the "biggest investor" in Washington's enemy nation, Iran. The Iranian daily "Donya-e Eqtesad" reported that Russia has overtaken China as the country's biggest investor, with some $2.7 billion spent on two oil projects in the western province of Ilam. Iran and Russia are both heavily sanctioned by western powers and have been working together to find ways to bypass the sanctions. While Russia faces U.S. fire over Vladimir Putin's Ukraine invasion, Iran is in the eye of the storm over its controversial nuclear programme. However, it's clear that Joe Biden's foes have turned friends amid adversity. Watch this report for full information. Russia has sounded the deadliest nuclear warning yet amid the war in Ukraine. Fuming at the U.S.-led West's non-stop weapons supply to Ukraine to help fight Russia, the deputy foreign minister has warned that the New START may not be renewed after 2026. "This is quite a possible scenario," Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov told the RIA news agency in an interview. Watch this video to find out what the end of nuclear arms control treaty between the U.S. and Russia would mean for the world.