On Facebook, the spokesman for the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry, Oleg Nkolinko, stated that Tehran “should grasp that the consequences of complicity in the crimes of the Russian Federation’s assault against Ukraine will surpass the profit (Iran will obtain from its assistance to Russia).”
Iranian approval
Iran has previously refuted claims that it gave Russia drones to use in its own operation in Ukraine. Nasser Kanaani, the spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, said during a weekly press conference on October 17, 2017, “The published news about Iran giving Russia drones have political ambitions, and published by Western sources.”
Kanaani continued, “We have not given weaponry to either of the two warring republics.
The most famous leaks.
Iran received a “warning notice” from Ukraine regarding marches.
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