In the near future, Iran is preparing to transfer the launchers to Russia for small ballistic missiles PATH-360. According to the United States, the missiles themselves installed Moscow last year.
Reuters writes about this. The agency belongs to several Western and regional representatives of security services.
If this delivery occurs, this will further increase Russia’s aggression against Ukraine and confirm the deepening of military cooperation between Moscow and Tehran, newspapers notes.
According to analysts, the FATH-360 missiles about 120 km would allow Russian invaders to gain Ukrainian positions at the front, individual military facilities and in cities and villages on the border with the Russian Federation.
They reminded of the publication – in September last year, the United States said that Iran sent Russian missiles on nine ships that were under the Russian flag. However, the initial installations were not included in this proposal.
Last month, during the speech of the Congress, USA, General Christopher Kavoli, the US Central Command commander, told us that Iran had transferred more than 400 small ballistic missiles to Russia. Probably referring to Fath-360.
At the same time, the use of Moscow has not yet been reported. Obviously, without the start of installation it was impossible to do this.
According to OBOZ.UA, Russia and Iran officially became strategic allies. On April 21, the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin signed the law on ratification of the relevant agreement with Iran. The contract sets out the provisions on cooperation in the field of security and defense.
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