Iran has sent short-range ballistic missiles to Russia, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sept. 6, citing unnamed U.S. and European officials.
Washington informed its allies about Tehran’s move in the past few days, sources told the WSJ. The exact type and number of the missiles handed over to Moscow were not specified.
Reuters reported in August, citing unnamed intelligence sources, that Russia may receive “hundreds” of Fath-360 short-range missiles and other ballistic missiles from Iran.
citing unnamed U.S. and European officials
No actual proof then but you can believe us because we wouldn’t lie to you, would we?
And America sends far more to Israel.
America has zero moral ground to even complain about this when they’re actively supplying a genocide.
And fuck off with the “whataboutism”.
when they’re actively supplying a genocide
Yeah, and now Iran is too.
Anyway, the people within a country are perfectly able to complain. They don’t have to agree with the actions of their government.
Irony encapsulated in a single comment.
Not only is this tiresome post the literal definition of whataboutism, it’s also completely wrong. Israel makes its own SRBMs.
“Zomg you didn’t get the exact type of weapons they send to Israel to murder small children right!!!1”
Forest, trees.
Is Russia running out of Iskanders already? I bet the Houthis are gong to be mad about this. Iran can’t supply everybody at once.
Fire a bunch of them and you run out sooner. But juicing the Iranian economy with Russian spending isn’t going to hurt the Houthis in the slightest. No more than Ukraine clearing Raytheon’s shelves will hurt US production capacity. If there are eager buyers, these factories will speed up units produced.
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