News from Al-Madina: The Iranian Revolutionary Guards deployed personnel to Russia to instruct Russian military on the use of drones, according to a story in the American newspaper “New York Times” published today, Tuesday.
The newspaper cited informed sources who claimed that Iran has dispatched a group of Iranian Revolutionary Guards to assist in educating and preparing soldiers to use them.
According to a communication seen by Reuters on Tuesday, Ukraine has asked UN specialists to look into what it claims are Iranian march planes that Russia is using to attack Ukrainian sites in breach of a Security Council resolution.
On Monday, Russia fired a large number of suicide bombers towards Ukraine, striking the country’s energy infrastructure and leaving five people dead in the city of Kyiv.
Ukraine claims that the drones are Iranian-made drones.
Due to the usage of these aircraft, Ukraine took action on Tuesday to sever ties with Iran.
According to two top Iranian officials and diplomats who spoke to Reuters, Iran has agreed to give Russia additional drones and surface-to-surface missiles.
22 nations want to purchase our drones, said an Iranian advisor adviser.
The Iranian advisor for military affairs, Major General Yahya Rahim Safavi, said that 22 countries want to buy Iranian drones.
In a press statement, Safavi also said that NATO was waging a psychological conflict with Iran in an effort to alienate the country’s youth.
The Iranian official observed that there is a shift in the global balance of power and said that this has an impact on all nations.
Western countries have accused Iran of providing Russia in recent days with numbers of drones, which Tehran denied.
Ukraine says that the Russian forces are using Iranian masters against military and civilian targets on their soil.
Source: Al Jazeera and agencies.
Along with the escalation of the situation, Iranian forces enter Russia.
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