Nikola Mikovic is a freelance journalist, researcher and political analyst based in Serbia. His work focuses on geopolitical developments across the post-Soviet space, the Balkans, the Middle East and Southeast Asia, with particular attention to Russian foreign policy. His articles have appeared in international outlets including South China Morning Post, CGTN, The Times of Central Asia, Lowy Institute, Diplomatic Courier and Byline Times. He also writes about tourism trends and regional developments, particularly their economic and political impact.
The United States and Israel’s war on Iran will undoubtedly have serious consequences for Russia –Tehran’s strategic partner – especially if the Islamic Republic falls. Still, the country expected to suffer the most if Washington achieves its geostrategic goals in the Middle East is not the Russian Federation, but China. Russia – unable to achieve…
