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On Wednesday, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov declared that Iran and Russia are enhancing their military and defense partnership despite mounting pressure from the West. The spokesperson also declined to address U.S. allegations suggesting that Iran is contemplating providing ballistic missiles to Russia for use in the Ukraine conflict. “I don’t think this is worth a […]
On Wednesday, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov declared that Iran and Russia are enhancing their military and defense partnership despite mounting pressure from the West. The spokesperson also declined to address U.S. allegations suggesting that Iran is contemplating providing ballistic missiles to Russia for use in the Ukraine conflict. “I don’t think this is worth a comment. We have been developing our relations with Iran, including defense cooperation, but we do not comment on this information,” Peskov said. Previously, U.S. National Security Council (NSC) Coordinator for Strategic Communications John Kirby had indicated that Tehran might be contemplating furnishing Russia with ballistic missiles for use in Ukraine. These allegations emerge against the backdrop of repeated Western accusations directed at Iran for its alleged military involvement in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The West has particularly emphasized Tehran’s purported supply of drones to Russia, with Western analysts asserting that these Iranian drones have significantly bolstered Russia’s activities in what it terms as its special military operation in Ukraine. In response, Iran has categorically refuted these assertions, affirming that it has never provided Moscow with weapons for use in Ukraine. Iranian authorities have continuously called upon Ukraine and its Western allies to present substantial evidence, an appeal that has thus far gone unanswered.
Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Association of Iran’s Rubber and Tire Producers said 80 percent of the country’s needs for tires is met by domestic producers, IRIB reported
Iranian banking system paid 380.893 trillion rials (about $780 million) of facilities to knowledge-based companies in the first two months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 20-May 21), to register an over 100 percent rise compared to the same period in the preceding year
The production of iron ore concentrate in Iran increased by 17.6 percent in the first two months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 20 -May 20), as compared to the same period in the past year, according to the data released by the Iranian Steel Producers Association (ISPA)
The head of the Iran Airports and Air Navigation Company declared that the second FlightCheck aircraft arrived in the Islamic country after the finalization of the purchasing process and officially started its operation
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