Iran-Russia coalition in Yemen crisis; Possibility or refusal?

Saudi Arabia's military invasion of Yemen has been a turning point in Yemen's internal developments, which have met with a variety of international reactions, including rejection or approval. Examining these positions is not the main subject and purpose of writing this article. This article does not deal with the reasons for these stances and reactions with a normative view, but tries to examine the why and how of alliances and conflicts on the issue of Yemen, the possibility of an alliance between Iran and Russia, with an approach. Explain realistically. Surveys show that each of the three countries, Iran, Russia and the United States, have different positions in the Saudi military attack on Yemen; In a way that the United States has been an ally and supporter of Saudi Arabia, Iran has been an opponent of Saudi Arabia in Yemen and has condemned its military attack. But Russia has not taken any serious support from either side by taking a pragmatic approach. Now, given that Saudi Arabia and the United States share common views on regional issues, including Yemen, the question arises that this relationship can be generalized to Iran and Russia in the case of Yemen? In answer to this question, the hypothesis is that Russia's macro-foreign policy approach and Yemen's strategic position and previous unsuccessful experiences of Russia's interaction with the United States have paved the way for an Iran-Russia alliance. In this article, while using documentary sources, qualitative comparative research method has been used.