Iran expands arms transfers to Russia for war in Ukraine
The transfer of Iranian-made weapon systems to Russia for use in the war in Ukraine is expanding.
The transfer of Iranian-made weapon systems to Russia for use in the war in Ukraine is expanding.
Russia has likely moved S-400 Triumf air defence systems from the Kaliningrad region to bolster its forces on the Ukrainian front.
In recent years, Russia has increased the intensity of hostile operations conducted in cyberspace against NATO members and Ukraine.
The Russian help to Iran may result in more Iranian made weapon systems that will find their way to Teheran’s proxies around the world.
Vladimir Putin has issued the clearest declaration of intent for upcoming years: he is ready to double down on attacking Ukraine, and has no wish for the war to end any time soon.
The war in Ukraine is causing major changes in the role Russia has in the Middle East. Israeli sources say that this is a serious concern for the U.S., Europe, and Israel.
Ukraine wants to take stronger action against the Russian arms industry, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
Russia is using its presence in Syria to enhance its capabilities to deny GPS navigation in large areas. This effort is causing severe interference to flights to and from Israel.
The SSU has attacked the base of the Russian Air and Space Forces and attacked four Su-30 and one MiG-29 aircraft using Corvo PPDS kamikaze drones.
China’s military assistance to Russia would fill the majority of the latter’s needs and help it to regain the initiative in the war with Ukraine.
A polytechnic school in Russia’s Tatarstan is using manufacturing facilities that are part of a nearby special economic zone to assemble Iranian attack drones.
Russia is enhancing the production of armed drones, in parallel with the continued use of Iranian-made drones in Ukraine.