News from Al-Madinah: Ukrainian President Foldomer Zellinski highlighted that Russia is buying weapons from Iran, repeating earlier claims made by his nation.
According to France Presse, he said in statements made today, Monday, that Moscow had asked for a march of 2000 aircraft from Tehran.
The intelligence assessments indicate that the Russian troops demanded roughly 2,000 Iranian suicide bombers, he continued, adding that this figure is consistent.
Additionally, he condemned Israel’s neutrality in the face of the “Russian-Iranian alliance” in Ukraine after it turned down the offer to give his nation cutting-edge anti-aircraft weapons.
On the tenth of this month (October 2022), the Ukrainian army announced that a series of Russian attacks affected dozens of cities, including Kyiv, through Iranian-made Drones of the Model-136, launched from the lands of Belarus and the Crimea.
Moscow has previously rejected using Iranian marches, stating that it has adequate offensive capabilities.
It is noteworthy that although the Russian and Iranian denials alike, this issue of marches prompted the United States, Britain and the European Union to impose new sanctions on Iranian officials and entities last week.
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Zellinski: Iran was asked by Moscow for 2000 planes.
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