The published accusations that Tehran had sent “weapons, including drones (Drones), to Russia for use in the war against Ukraine” were disputed by the Iranian authorities today, Tuesday, claiming they were “incorrect.”
Nasser Kanaani, the spokesman for Iran’s foreign ministry, was quoted by the American television network “CNN” as saying that Tehran “has always opposed the continuation of this (Ukrainian) war,” and that Tehran was prepared to negotiate with Kiev “to deal with these claims.”
” This comes after foreign reports indicated that Iran “sent drones” to Russia during the past weeks and that they were used by Moscow in the war, according to the US National Security Adviser, Jacques Sullivan, last August that soldiers from Russia had trained in Iran. After stating in July of last year that “Tehran is prepared to give Russia with hundreds of drones,” on the use of drones.
Iran claims it didn’t send drones to Russia.
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