Iran reaffirms its position on the war in Ukraine and states that it has not supplied and does not plan to supply Russia with weapons for this war. Iran's permanent representative to the UN, Amir Saeed Iravani, stressed that the transfer of weapons to the warring parties is considered an inhumane act. Iran's position remains the same, and it calls for refraining from actions that could aggravate the conflict (The article about this became known …).
Iran has officially denied Western media reports of ballistic missiles being transferred to Russia, an aggressor country. “Iran not only refrains from such actions itself, but also calls on other countries to stop supplying weapons to the warring parties,” Iranian state media quoted Amir Saeed Iravani as saying.
Iran's UN envoy noted that Iran's accusations of arms transfers are “baseless and deceptive” and come from countries involved in the conflict in Ukraine and contributing to its escalation. According to him, the promotion of such accusations is aimed at achieving political goals. Iran is confident that the supply of weapons will only worsen the situation in Ukraine (The article about this became known …).
Defense analyst Sean Bell has reported a missile deal between Russia and Iran, expected to happen in the coming days. Iran plans to give Russia two types of short-range missiles, with Russian soldiers already being trained in Iran to use the new weapons. Russia continues to cooperate with Iran ahead of its retaliatory strike on Israel.
Iran may transfer to Russia the Fath-360 hypersonic ballistic missile systems, capable of hitting targets at a distance of 120 kilometers. The media also claims that the Iranians continue to cooperate with the Russian military to strike Israel.
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