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Iranian MP Ahmad Bakhshayesh Ardestani admitted that the country had equipped Moscow with ballistic missiles. Iran International writes about this on Sunday, September 8. "We sent Iranian ballistic missiles to Russia," said a member of the National Security Committee of the Iranian Parliament. Ardestani acknowledged Russia's military aid less than a day after how Iran's mission to the UN refuted The Wall Street Journal's story about the transfer of short-range ballistic missiles to Moscow. He explained that they say Iran has to barter to meet our needs, including importing soybeans and wheat. Part of the barter involves sending missiles, and the other part - sending military drones to Russia. "It cannot be worse than now. We give missiles to Hezbollah, Hamas and Hashd al-Shaabi, so why not give them to the Russian Federation?".
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Iranian MP Ahmad Bakhshayesh Ardestani admitted that the country had equipped Moscow with ballistic missiles. Iran International writes about this on Sunday, September 8. "We sent Iranian ballistic missiles to Russia," said a member of the National Security Committee of the Iranian Parliament. Ardestani acknowledged Russia's military aid less than a day after how Iran's mission to the UN refuted The Wall Street Journal's story about the transfer of short-range ballistic missiles to Moscow. He explained that they say Iran has to barter to meet our needs, including importing soybeans and wheat. Part of the barter involves sending missiles, and the other part - sending military drones to Russia. "It cannot be worse than now. We give missiles to Hezbollah, Hamas and Hashd al-Shaabi, so why not give them to the Russian Federation?".
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Iranian MP Ahmad Bakhshayesh Ardestani admitted that the country had equipped Moscow with ballistic missiles. Iran International writes about this on Sunday, September 8. "We sent Iranian ballistic missiles to Russia," said a member of the National Security Committee of the Iranian Parliament. Ardestani acknowledged Russia's military aid less than a day after how Iran's mission to the UN refuted The Wall Street Journal's story about the transfer of short-range ballistic missiles to Moscow. He explained that they say Iran has to barter to meet our needs, including importing soybeans and wheat. Part of the barter involves sending missiles, and the other part - sending military drones to Russia. "It cannot be worse than now. We give missiles to Hezbollah, Hamas and Hashd al-Shaabi, so why not give them to the Russian Federation?".
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