"Transferred to war": Iran first exposed to the sale of shock drones to

According to Khosin Amirabdollahar, Iran sent a small batch of drones to Russia before the start of a full -scale invasion of Ukraine. He denied the statement of the West that the Iranian authorities were supplying the Russian army of missiles and drones specifically for war against Ukrainians, and also called the unjustified "noise and shouts" about it. "We have handed over to Russia a limited number of drones a few months before the war in Ukraine," Ambolachian ABC News quoted.

Hossein Amirabdollahayan added that he had achieved some arrangements with the Foreign Minister of Ukraine Dmitry Kuleba. Kyiv has promised to provide Tehran with all the documents on the use of Iranian drones in Russia. In addition, two weeks ago the heads of departments were to meet in one of the countries of Europe, but the Ukrainian delegation did not arrive, canceling the event in the last minute.

Earlier, the official authorities of Iran denied that it supplied Russia against the background of war in Ukraine. On October 19, Iran's Ambassador to Amir Said Ivani called the accusation "completely unjustified" and emphasized the neutral position of his country. He also accused some countries in spreading misinformation. "Iran is firmly convinced that no supply of its weapons, including UAVs, to some country violate the resolution 2231," the Iranian ambassador said at a meeting.

At the same time, the US Department of State Ned Price stated that Washington has many evidence of strokes on civil and infrastructure facilities in Ukraine using the Iranian Dronov-Kamikadze. He accused Iran of lies and warned of the imposition of sanctions. Meanwhile, the National Resistance Center found that Iran continues to supply Russian drones, including combat drones. According to the researchers, Iranian companies secretly deliver arms and ships with the direct support of state power.