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Nearly 70% of Iran's gas stations went out of service on Monday following possible sabotage - a reference to cyberattacks, Iranian state TV reported.

Everyone on Earth needs a boogey man, someone to fear, someone to fight or be prepared to fight against. It is human nature. For the United States, it seems Russia and Iran are all too happy to fill the boogey man role.

Iran and Russia are advancing their strategic partnership, according to the Kremlin, which said Tuesday that the two U.S. adversaries are working to accelerate a "major new interstate agreement."

Dozens of attacks on U.S. military facilities by Iran-backed factions in Iraq over the past two months have forced the government in Baghdad to perform a balancing act that is becoming more difficult by the day.

The Moscow-Tehran alliance grew stronger Thursday, with Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi arriving in the Russian capital to meet Vladimir Putin, days after the two nations inked an agreement aimed at "increasing coordination" to undermine U.S. sanctions.