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  1. > Iran has sold nearly $3 billion worth of missiles to Russia to aid President Vladimir Putin’s nearly four-year-long war in Ukraine, according to an assessment from a Western security official.
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    > Contracts with Moscow starting from October 2021 — before the war began — for ballistic and surface-to-air missiles amount to roughly $2.7 billion, said the official who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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    > The purchases have included hundreds of Fath-360 short-range ballistic missiles, nearly 500 other short-range ballistic missiles and approximately 200 surface-to-air missiles associated with anti-aircraft defense systems.
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    > Moscow and Tehran have drawn closer since Putin’s February 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The conflict has triggered sweeping sanctions against Moscow and the Kremlin’s most serious confrontation with the West since the Cold War, while Iran’s provision of weapons to Russia has further deepened the two countries’ partnership.
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    > Russia’s Defense Ministry didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.
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    > The Iranian foreign ministry also didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. There are heavy restrictions on the Internet and a near-black out in the country.
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    > Iran has delivered millions of rounds of ammunition and shells, according to the assessment, which doesn’t represent the entirety of what Moscow has purchased from Tehran as more equipment is expected to be supplied.
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    > Tehran has also supplied Shahed-136 “kamikaze” drones and shared technology that has enabled Russia to manufacture them domestically under the name “Geran-2” as part of a $1.75 billion contract signed at the beginning of 2023.
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    > In total, Russia has spent more than the equivalent of $4 billion on Iranian military equipment since late 2021, according to the assessment.
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    > Read More: What Close Russia-Iran Ties Mean for Ukraine, Mideast: QuickTake
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    > Iran, whose government is crushing ongoing violent protests, sought to deepen its ties with Russia starting in the 2010s, smarting from the West’s ability to isolate it over the country’s nuclear program.
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    > While Iran signed a strategic partnership with Russia in January 2025, it doesn’t contain a mutual-defense pact and Moscow didn’t offer any tangible assistance to Tehran during Israeli and US strikes on Iran last year. Russia is building a trade route with Tehran connecting to India to try to weaken the impact of sanctions, and officials have discussed boosting financial and banking cooperation.

  2. MethyleneBlueEnjoyer on

    Now that the Mullah regime looks like it’s on its way out, maybe Europe can give the Americans a strongly-worded letter to drop on Tehran.

  3. Suspicious_Place1270 on

    there is no amount of sold missiles that will save a rotten dictator

  4. ApprehensiveBed6296 on

    Well …. they might lose the source if the west plays this smart and uses the current uprising.

  5. Suns_Funs on

    Surely Trump will react to Iran receiving huge amount of financing from Russia and take a stance ageinst Russia. Right?

  6. infidel_castro_26 on

    I think if europe wants to move away from the US I hope that we leave places like Iran alone.

    I do not like the regime there. But the UK and the US fucked with that country for long enough. The EU should lift sanctions and seek other ways to help the people of Iran.

    Really hope if we can break away from the US we find a new way to do international relations.

  7. EnergyOwn6800 on

    Dam they support Russia more than EU supports Ukraine.

  8. Free-Way-9220 on

    I hate to say it: their shaheds have been very effective too. They have caused significant damage in Ukraine

  9. MACO-Operator on

    But russki bots are crying about Europe’s help to Ukraine. All while the Russian terror regime gets countless of drones from Iran and soldiers and ammunition from North Korea. The hypocrisy in the Kremlin is amusing.

  10. PatientIngenuity3824 on

    Now you know why Trump will never do anything in Iran, despite thousands of people being killed there

  11. JuliusCaesar121 on

    I’m like 95% sure of where this leak came from and the leaker’s goal (ie building US domestic support for bombing Iran again)

    It is somewhat impressive to me that the Russians rely on Iran in part for their ballistic missile expertise. Iran has been hammered by sanctions so it’s not like they can freely import dual use spare parts

  12. go3dprintyourself on

    iran is complicit in the russian invasion of ukraine

  13. Chester_roaster on

    As if being a corrupt theocracy wasn’t enough reason to want them to fall 

  14. Timely_Fly_5639 on

    Actually I would have been rather happy if they *sent* them to Moscow in a different way. Alas, topple of the Iran regime will have to suffice for now.

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