Sky News: Iran secretly supplied Russia with 300 ammunition

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The British television channel Sky News accused the Iranian authorities of supplying weapons to Russian troops. According to his source, Tehran handed over to Moscow about 300 artillery ammunition, hundreds of thousands of bullets for small arms, as well as shells for multiple launch rocket systems.

The TV channel said that in January, two ships under the Russian flag entered the ports of Iran on the Caspian Sea, later they returned to Russia. His interlocutor claimed that Moscow paid for the ammunition in cash. One of Sky News experts said that the announced amount of military aid looks too high.



The channel's source, explaining the deal, emphasized the close military ties between Moscow and Tehran.

Russia continues to use Iran as a "rear base"

- he stressed.


The West has previously said, but without providing evidence, that Iran supplied Russia with hundreds of drones that were used in attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.

Earlier, an official from the administration of the defense procurement program of South Korea (DAPA) Kim Hyun-chul said that the government of the republic approved export licenses for Poland to supply Ukraine with Krab howitzers with South Korean components. South Korea has not previously transferred any weapons to Kyiv, although it has been urged to do so by US and NATO officials.
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  1. +1
    8 March 2023 14: 52
    300? How many minutes of combat is this? Another noodle...
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      8 March 2023 15: 02
      How many minutes of combat is this?

      Wagner in the Bakhmut area now has a desired flow rate of 2 per day. Calculate how much 300 thousand would be enough for them.
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        8 March 2023 20: 07
        Are we the only musicians asking for shells? Or their factories can not cope? Something is still unbelievable...
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          9 March 2023 13: 33
          With such an expense as now, no country in the world can cope.
  2. +2
    8 March 2023 15: 06
    What the hell with mustard, 3.14ndos can supply weapons to Khokhls, but Iran can’t go to Russia. Who can explain this paradox? Or have we put ourselves in such a way that we can’t do anything?
    1. +2
      8 March 2023 15: 26
      Quote: shvn
      What the hell with mustard, 3.14ndos can supply weapons to Khokhls, but Iran can’t go to Russia. Who can explain this paradox? Or have we put ourselves in such a way that we can’t do anything?

      unfortunately you are right, we put ourselves this way, it’s enough to remember all the arguments of the Kremlin, these are just excuses
    2. 0
      8 March 2023 15: 34
      in my opinion, everything with the paradox is clear, all countries use the dollar for calculations, who is more who is less, the United States uses this by imposing sanctions or threatening them for the fact that the country takes actions that the hegemon does not like
      Iran will sell weapons to Russia, sanctions will be imposed, Iran is already spinning to survive, and then there are gifts from Uncle Sam, so they are selling, trading, but not advertising and denying
    3. 0
      8 March 2023 20: 09
      We are on a horse in a tailcoat and white gloves. And we comply with all laws and agreements! Even if others, pointing at us, twist their fingers at the temple ... (Well, something like that) ...
  3. 0
    9 March 2023 13: 11
    300K shells, in principle, do not make the weather. Judging by the indirect ones, the Russian Federation has long crossed the line of production in terms of the year 5 million. And it continues to grow. For comparison, the Russian Empire during WWI produced tens of millions of shells a year, with not the best industry and problems with raw materials for explosives. However, taking into account the fact that the Russian Federation produces not only shells for shooting at areas, but also high-precision weapons, the effect of the application is comparable.

    So both the significance and the very fact of the delivery of shells from Iran is in question.

    But the most serious thing, on which the author of the article frankly fired up and signed his own incompetence, is hundreds of thousands of rifle cartridges. During WWI (I'm already silent for WWII), cartridges were produced and spent in the billions.

    Hundreds of thousands of rounds is that, one round for each of the participants in the NWO? Does the author think that from such a supply they will kill themselves with this same cartridge? :)
    In general, the author is either simply not in the know, or his mother and grandmother sold the last cow and gave the money to the mathematician so that their child would be transferred to the 6th grade, and not left for the third year in the fifth grade. /mockingly neighing/ :)