US EditionUkraine Allies Expect Iran to Ship Missiles to Russia Imminently
- European officials expect Iran to deliver ballistic missiles to Russia imminently, which may prompt a swift response from Ukraine's allies, according to people familiar with the matter.
- Iran has previously provided hundreds of drones to Russia during its war against Ukraine, and missile transfers could worsen the conflict, the sources said.
- The G-7 is likely to condemn any missile transfer and may impose additional sanctions on Iran, though their effectiveness is uncertain.
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The sources did not want to give estimates on the type and quantity of missiles or on the timeline for when Russia could get them.
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Iran may begin delivering ballistic missiles to Russia "within a matter of days," Bloomberg reported on Sept. 2, citing an unnamed European official.The news outlet's sources declined to estimate the type or the scope of the missiles. Reuters reported in August, citing unnamed intelligence sources, that Moscow may receive "hundreds" of Fath-360 and other ballistic missiles from Tehran. Iran is one of Russia's closest allies. The two countries ha…
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