Signs of new devastation in Ukraine! Iran to send drones and missiles to Russia, read the inside story

Moscow. Iran is sending weapons to Moscow amid the Ukraine-Russia war. Iran has promised missiles and drones to Russia. Recently Russia attacked Ukraine’s capital Kyiv with a Kamikaze drone. According to a report by Reuters news agency, the deal was agreed on October 6, when Iranian Vice President Mohamed Mokhbar, two senior Revolutionary Guards officials and a Supreme National Security Council official called for talks with Russia about weapons deliveries. visited Moscow. One of the Iranian diplomats briefed about the visit said, “Russia has discussed more drones and with better accuracy Iranian ballistic missiles, including the Fateh and Zolfaghar missiles.

According to the report, the arms will be supplied in two to three shipments very soon, for this it will take a maximum of 10 days. One of the drones supplied by Iran is the Shaheed-136, a delta-winged weapon used similarly to the Kamikaji drone. This is done in the form of an air-to-surface attack aircraft. The Fateh-110 and Zolfaghar are short-range surface-to-surface ballistic missiles capable of hitting targets at ranges between 300 km and 700 km (186 and 435 mi).

According to the report, a European diplomat said that his country’s assessment is that Russia is finding it more difficult to manufacture weapons due to sanctions on its industrial sector and therefore importing it from partners such as Iran and North Korea.

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In recent weeks, Russia has attacked Ukraine with Iran-made Shaheed-136 drones, while Iran’s foreign ministry has dismissed reports of supplies of drones and other weapons to Russia. The Kremlin also admitted that its forces did not use Iranian drones to attack Ukraine.

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