Hussein Amir Abdullahian, the foreign minister of Iran, acknowledged today (Saturday) for the first time that his nation had supplied drones to Russia. He insisted that the delivery took place prior to the Russian military operation in Ukraine, which saw the use of Iranian-made drones in the bombing of Kyiv.
Before that, Robert Mali, the American ambassador to Iran, stated on Friday that the Iranian leadership would be unable to avoid aiding what he called “brutal Russia’s aggression” on Ukraine.
Russian missiles and Iranian marches targeted Ukrainian infrastructure, as acknowledged earlier by Dimitro Coliba, the foreign minister of Ukraine, in an interview with Al-Arabiya.
According to Coliba, “Russia has destroyed multiple towns by launching missiles and marches,” and Kiev “wants to make sure that Iran does not supply Russia with marches.”
He stressed that Ukraine will completely end diplomatic relations with Iran because of its support for Russia, considering that Tehran “is making a major mistake in its military cooperation with Russia in the war.
Coliba added: “We have information showing that Iran has provided Russia with missiles as well. Ukraine has evidence that the marches used by Iranian-made Russia.
The Ukrainian troops have frequently acknowledged that they had downed hundreds of drones built in Iran, despite constant denials from Russia and Iran.
Ukrainian Air Force spokesman Yuri Ahnat said in a previous journalistic statement that his forces had shot down more than 300 Iranian-136-ranked aircraft.
In response, Dmitro Coliba, the foreign minister of Ukraine, stated that his nation has destroyed more than 260 Iranian careers that Russian soldiers had started.
He added that Kyiv had learned of Tehran’s plans to send these marches to Moscow for the first time some months prior. He emphasised that his nation promptly contacted the Iranian authorities and made a commitment through oral and written guarantees that it would not pursue this action.
Additionally, he stated that Tehran has since dropped hundreds of drones over Ukraine in an interview with the American “Axius” website.
It is notable that the outcome of the marches marked the end of the alliance between Kyiv and Tehran because the former severed diplomatic ties with Iran and expelled the Iranian ambassador.
President Folodimir Zellinski was recently advised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to sever all connections with Iran, although this decision has not yet been made.
The Ukrainian authorities have been accusing Iran of helping Russian forces with the suicide bombing since the beginning of this month, highlighting the fact that numerous attacks have been made this month on their territory.
She also sent a message to the United Nations, confirming the presence of debris that proves her accusations.
As a new chapter of sanctions imposed by the United States and the European Union, this file has also opened on Russia and Iran.
Iran acknowledges: Before the start of the Ukraine war, Moscow gave us marches.
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