According to a report published on Friday by the Wall Street Journal, which cited an unidentified American official, Iran has now delivered short-range missiles to Russia. The United States is concerned about Iran’s potential missile transfer to Russia.
Friday’s statement from Iran’s UN mission stated that Tehran’s position on the conflict in Ukraine remained unchanged. Washington: The United States stated on Friday that any Iranian transfer of ballistic missiles to Russia would result in a sharp escalation of the Ukraine conflict. This statement came in response to reports that the two countries’ ties had grown in recent weeks as a result of such an arms transfer.
In August, Reuters reported that Russia was anticipating Iran’s imminent delivery of hundreds of Fath-360 close-range ballistic missiles and that dozens of Russian military personnel were receiving training on the satellite-guided weapons in Iran in preparation for their use in the conflict in Ukraine. According to a report published on Friday by the Wall Street Journal, which cited an unidentified American official, Iran has now delivered short-range missiles to Russia.
The United States is concerned about Iran’s potential missile transfer to Russia. Friday’s statement from Iran’s UN mission stated that Tehran’s position on the conflict in Ukraine remained unchanged. Washington: The United States stated on Friday that any Iranian transfer of ballistic missiles to Russia would result in a sharp escalation of the Ukraine conflict. This statement came in response to reports that the two countries’ ties had grown in recent weeks as a result of such an arms transfer.
In August, Reuters reported that Russia was anticipating Iran’s imminent delivery of hundreds of Fath-360 close-range ballistic missiles and that dozens of Russian military personnel were receiving training on the satellite-guided weapons in Iran in preparation for their use in the conflict in Ukraine. According to a report published on Friday by the Wall Street Journal, which cited an unidentified American official, Iran has now delivered short-range missiles to Russia.
PlayUnmute Fullscreen According to White House National Security Council spokesperson Sean Savett, “We have been warning of the deepening security partnership between Russia and Iran since the outset of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine and are alarmed by these reports.”
“A dramatic escalation in Iran’s support for Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine would be represented by any transfer of Iranian ballistic missiles to Russia.” Reuters was informed by another American official that the United States was closely monitoring any potential missile transfers between Iran and Russia.
The United States and its partners, including Europeans, had previously warned that Iran’s actions could have repercussions. The Western nations have been watching Iran and Russia’s developing connects late months to expanding concern.
Friday’s statement from Iran’s mission to the United Nations in New York stated that Tehran’s position on the conflict in Ukraine remained unchanged. “Iran considers the provision of military assistance to the parties engaged in the conflict to be inhumane,” it stated.
“This leads to an increase in human casualties, the destruction of infrastructure, and a distance from ceasefire negotiations.” The United States is concerned about Iran’s potential missile transfer to Russia.
Friday’s statement from Iran’s UN mission stated that Tehran’s position on the conflict in Ukraine remained unchanged. Washington: The United States stated on Friday that any Iranian transfer of ballistic missiles to Russia would result in a sharp escalation of the Ukraine conflict.
This statement came in response to reports that the two countries’ ties had grown in recent weeks as a result of such an arms transfer. In August, Reuters reported that Russia was anticipating Iran’s imminent delivery of hundreds of Fath-360 close-range ballistic missiles and that dozens of Russian military personnel were receiving training on the satellite-guided weapons in Iran in preparation for their use in the conflict in Ukraine. According to a report published on Friday by the Wall Street Journal, which cited an unidentified American official, Iran has now delivered short-range missiles to Russia.
According to White House National Security Council spokesperson Sean Savett, “We have been warning of the deepening security partnership between Russia and Iran since the outset of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine and are alarmed by these reports.”
“A dramatic escalation in Iran’s support for Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine would be represented by any transfer of Iranian ballistic missiles to Russia.” Another U.S. official told Reuters they were watching the potential Iranian-Russian rocket moves intently.
The United States and its partners, including Europeans, had previously warned that Iran’s actions could have repercussions. In recent months, the Western nations have observed Iran and Russia’s growing ties with increasing concern. Friday’s statement from Iran’s mission to the United Nations in New York stated that Tehran’s position on the conflict in Ukraine remained unchanged.
“Iran considers the provision of military assistance to the parties engaged in the conflict to be inhumane,” it stated. “This leads to an increase in human casualties, the destruction of infrastructure, and a distance from ceasefire negotiations.” According to the mission, “Thus, not only does Iran abstain from engaging in such actions themselves, but it also calls upon other countries to cease the supply of weapons to the sides involved in the conflict.”
