Iran Sanctions Intensify as Russia Obtains Ballistic Missiles
Thursday, 12 September 2024, 04:40
Iran Sanctions and Ballistic Missile Transfers
Recent satellite images confirm that a cargo ship, the Port Olya-3, has transported ballistic missiles from Iran to Russia. US and European allies have acknowledged this transfer as a critical escalation in the military tensions surrounding Ukraine.
Details of the Missile Transfers
- The Olya-3 was spotted at Port Olya in Russia on September 4.
- This vessel has been designated under Iran sanctions for its role in the missile shipments.
- Extensive military training for Russian personnel in Iran has equipped them to operate the Fath-360 missiles.
International Reactions and Implications
The transfer of these missiles raises serious concerns among Western nations, evident from statements by US National Security Council's John Kirby, emphasizing the deteriorating ties between Moscow and Tehran.
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