The permanent representation of Iran at the UN in New York has renounced accusations of helping the Russian Federation in the war against Ukraine. In particular, the representatives of the Islamic Republic deny statements about the transfer of ballistic missiles to Russia.
Points of attention
- Iran's Permanent Mission to the UN denies accusations of the transfer of ballistic missiles to the Russian Federation.
- Iran calls for an end to arms supplies to Russia and Ukraine, although it itself helps Moscow with drones.
- The latest data indicate a possible arms exchange between Iran and Russia.
- The Institute for the Study of War emphasizes Iran's possible acquisition of new Russian Su-35 aircraft as part of a strategic partnership.
Iran has not recognized the provision of ballistic missiles to Russia
According to the statement of the permanent representation of Iran at the UN, the country's position regarding the war in Ukraine has not changed. That is, Tehran is allegedly in favor of refraining from actions that could lead to escalation.
Iran considers the provision of military aid to the parties to the conflict, which leads to increased casualties, destruction of infrastructure and withdrawal from the ceasefire talks, inhumane.
Tehran said it does not supply weapons to the parties. He called on other countries to also refuse to provide military aid.
The day before, Iran's ambassador to the UN, Amir Saeed Iravani, accused the US, Great Britain and France of helping Moscow.
Media: Iran handed over hundreds of ballistic missiles to the Russian Federation
Tehran calls for an end to the supply of arms to Russia and Ukraine, although it itself helps Moscow. In particular, strike drones of the "Shaheed" type.
Drones with the inscription "Geranium", which attack Ukrainian cities every night, are an Iranian development.
The media learned that Tehran recently handed over hundreds of ballistic missiles to Moscow. This may indicate a deepening of the strategic partnership between the regimes.
The Institute for the Study of War believes that Iran may receive new Russian Su-35 aircraft.
