Russia is a major provider of nuclear [1] and missile technology [2] to Iran and Syria. Just a few month ago Russia vetoed a U.S. backed resolution [3] against Zimbabwe, regarding its latest presidential elections.  Yet the United States accused Russia of something that it does on a regular basis. "Regime change" is a very well-known part of the U.S. foreign policy; people in Washington pursue it in different ways, from Latin America, to Iraq and Afghanistan, and --- if they could -- Iran [4]. Some regime changes are successful; some are not and have disastrous consequences. Seymour Hersh's recent article [5]on the United States' support of armed groups fighting against the Iranian government is the latest example of this kind of foreign polic... >>>