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Russia agreed to supply Iran with 90 advanced missile launchers - FT

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Iran International
“Russia agreed to supply Iran with 90 advanced missile launchers - FT”

Russia agreed to supply Iran with 90 helicopter-mounted launchers for precision-guided missiles widely used by Russian forces in Ukraine, the Financial Times reported on Thursday, revealing another dimension of Moscow's military cooperation with Tehran.

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Rzeczpospolita
“Rosja pogłębia współpracę wojskową z Iranem. Nowa dostawa broni”

Rosja wyśle Iranowi 90 wyrzutni zaawansowanych pocisków kierowanych – donosi w czwartek „Financial Times”. Ujawniona transakcja przeczy niedawnym wypowiedziom prezydenta USA Donalda Trumpa, który twierdził, że Kreml w niewielkim stopniu wspiera Iran.

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Al Jazeera English
“Rocket launcher deal illustrates deepening Russia-Iran relations”

Report of deal comes as top Iranian security official Mohsen Rezaei discusses developing cooperation treaty with Putin.

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הארץ
“דיווח: רוסיה עשויה לספק לאיראן מערכות הגנה אווירית מתקדמות”

הטלגרף דיווח מפי בכיר איראני כי טהראן "אופטימית" לגבי אספקת מערכות ההגנה האווירית 400־S, שאותן היא מבקשת לרכוש בשנים האחרונות. במקביל, דווח באל־ערבייה כי טהראן הגיבה בחיוב להצעה האחרונה שהוצגה בידי המתווכים

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Observador
“Rússia deverá enviar sistemas de defesa aérea para o Irão”

Pedido constava na carta do líder supremo do Irão entregue na quinta-feira a Putin. Aprofundamento das relações militares é discutida em Teerão desde antes dos ataques dos Estados Unidos.

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Haaretz
“Report: Russia in talks to supply Iran with advanced air defense systems”

According to recent reports, Tehran has signaled a willingness to resume negotiations with Washington while pursuing closer military ties with Moscow

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