Hussein Amir Abdullahian, the foreign minister of Iran, rejected “allegations” that Iranian drones were employed in the conflict in Ukraine.
According to the Fars News Agency today, Saturday, this was said during a phone contact that the Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs had with his colleague from Ukraine, Dmitry Colba, on Friday night.
Regarding the claims that Iranian aircraft were being used in the conflict in Ukraine, Abdullahian stated: “We have good relations with Russia and defensive cooperation dating back to the past, but our policy towards the war in Ukraine is to respect the unity of the lands of states, and not to send weapons to both sides of the conflict.
“”We are ready to have technical consultations between the two nations in the presence of military experts without the need for any intermediary,” the Iranian minister declared.
Abdullahian pointed to Iran’s repeated efforts to support the ceasefire and said: “The remarks of some Western officials are baseless.” “We’re prepared to assist in the ceasefire.
Dimitri Colba, the foreign minister of Ukraine, praised Iran’s stance on not transferring weapons to be used in the fight against his nation, saying that the military delegations of the two nations were significant.
Tehran disputes the reports that Iranian drones were used in the conflict in Ukraine.
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