(KYIV) – The outbreak of war in February between Iran, Israel and the United States has reshaped global energy markets, with rising oil prices now expected to strengthen Russia’s ability to sustain its war against Ukraine. At the outset, the conflict appeared likely to weaken Moscow’s geopolitical position. Iran, a key supplier of attack drones to Russia, came under heavy bombardment, reducing its immediate value as a military and diplomatic partner. However, as the conflict has continued, analysts say Russia may instead emerge as one of the principal beneficiaries. In the latest episode of Ukraine This Week, journalist Anna Belokur…