A report published last Thursday on the Sprotyv website of the Ukrainian Special Operations Forces describing the methods that Iran uses to transport these aircraft and deliver them to Russia touched on recent accusations by Ukraine and the West that Tehran is supplying Moscow with Iranian-made illuminations. The report noted that Iran uses four airlines, including three state-owned by the state and a fourth affiliated with it, in addition to the means of marine transportation.
In the study, the state-owned airlines are listed as IRAN AIR, which is under the supervision of the Ministry of Infrastructure, “Puyia Puya,” also known as Pouya Air in English, which is owned by the Revolutionary Guards, and Saha Airlines, which is under the control of the Air Force. The Revolutionary Guards, also known as the renowned Mahaan Air, who had previously experienced the US Treasury-targeted sanctions, come in at number four.
Tehran, who acknowledged providing Moscow with information yesterday, Saturday, and for the first time, claimed to have sent it before to the Ukrainian conflict. The agencies quoted Hussein Amir Abdullahian, the Iranian Foreign Minister, according to what we hear in the video presented by “Al -Arabiya. net” below, as saying that a “small number” of enlightenings was sent to Russia, a few months before the Russian forces’ attack on Ukraine on 24 Last February.
As in the published Sprotyv report, a translation of the most significant in it appeared in the Israeli newspaper “Jerusalem Post” today, Saturday. The report did not mention other methods for the transfer of Iranian marks by sea, but it is anticipated that at least 200 of them “disjointed” Russia across the sea in November.
In a recent speech, the president of Ukraine, Foludmir Zellinski, charged that Russia was attacking the Ukrainian energy sector through Iranian channels. Russian aircraft have been employed against Ukraine since last September 13 for the first time, according to Yuriy Ihnat, a spokesman for the Ukrainian Air Force. “But the Ukrainian Defense Forces shot down more than 300 of them,” he claimed.
The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense requested information about Russia’s supply of Iranian weapons in a public notification that stated: “We ask to provide any information that would help in identifying logistical paths to supply Iranian weapons and identify the persons responsible for supply.” The spokesman’s statement followed that announcement.
The revelation of the transfer of Iranian knowledge to Russia through air and water
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