"Can stop the supply of drones in the Russian Federation": How the war of Iran and Israel will affect the Shakhaneda's attacks (video)

Iran will have to send all the capacity of his own MIC not only to his army, but also to the help of proxy. For any country during the war, their own needs become more urgent, emphasizing the military observer David Sharp. If Iran feels the approach of a full -scale war with Israel, it can significantly reduce or completely stop the supply of Shakhmed drones or components to Russia. This will be due to the fact that Iran will have to have a powerful arsenal and not engage in trading drones.

In an interview with the focus, a military observer David Sharp told. He noted that Iran will also have to send all the capacity of his own MIC not only to his armed forces, but also to the help of proxy, such as Hezbolla or Hussites in Yemen. "The logical question arises: whether Iran will be able to meet their own needs for Shakhmed drones and also serve orders from Russia, - says the military observer.

- Here it is necessary to understand that for Iran it is not only money from the Kremlin, but still A close partnership that gives different kinds of preferences. " As an example, Sharp cites important military technologies and permission to sell or buy something special. But assuming that the confrontation of Iran and Israel will intensify, it could be assumed that deliveries would be stopped for a while now. "For any country during the war, their own needs become more urgent," emphasizes Sharp.

-In particular, Israel, by the way, when the war began, postponed the execution of MIC contracts with mutual consent with clients. " We will remind, in December there was information that the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation began to equip the "chema" thermobaric bch. As experts explained, charges weighing 40 kilograms can damage hundreds of cubic meters and are intended for lesions of closed rooms.

This information was not confirmed-what was accepted for the thermobaric combat part, it turned out to be a fragmentary-fugitive, albeit quite powerful. Focus also reported that by the end of the second third of April, Russian invaders had rapidly reduced the use of Shahd-136 unmanned aerial vehicles. According to the military observer Oleksandr Kovalenko, the cause of this reduction was the strike of Iran on Israel, as well as Russia's inability to produce such devices massively.