Defense Express development director Valerii Riabykh said this on the Espreso TV channel.
"Experts are confident that the russians could have already received such missiles. russian specialists have been trained to use them in Iran. This statement concerns the possible supply of additional missiles, such as the Fateh-110, which has a range of up to 300 km and a warhead weight of 400-650 kg. There is also the Zolfaghar missile, which has a range of up to 700 km and a warhead weight of 579 kg. Additionally, experts do not rule out the possibility of supplying missiles with an even longer range. This includes upgraded Zolfaghar missiles, known as Dezful missiles, which can be used at distances of up to 1,000 km and have a warhead weight of 580 kg," he said.
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According to the military expert, these are powerful weapons. If obstacles to the supply of such weapons are not put in place, the enemy could receive similar missiles.
"It should be noted that Iran possesses these missiles in certain quantities. If the decision to transfer short-range missiles does not face strong opposition from the international community and our partners, the likelihood of transferring other weapons that could threaten facilities throughout Ukraine increases," he added.
Earlier, Defense Express reported that Iran anticipates receiving russian Su-35 fighters after supplying russia with hundreds of short-range ballistic missiles.
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