US responds to Iran’s missile transfer to Russia

Any transfer of ballistic missiles from Iran to Russia would mean a sharp escalation of the war in Ukraine. White House National Security Council Speaker Sean Savett said this on Friday, September 6, Reuters wrote.

“We have been warning about a deepening security cooperation between Russia and Iran since the beginning of Russia’s all-out invasion of Ukraine and are concerned by these reports. Any transfer of Iranian ballistic missiles to Russia represents a sharp increase in Iran’s support for Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine,” he said.

Reuters said the missile transfer came after the United States and its partners, including Europe, warned Iran that such a move could have consequences.

Meanwhile, according to reporters, Iran’s mission to the United Nations in New York said on Friday that Tehran’s position on the conflict in Ukraine remains unchanged.

“Iran considers it inhumane to provide military aid to the parties involved in the conflict, leading to increased casualties, destruction of infrastructure and withdrawal from the ceasefire negotiations. Therefore, Iran will not not only refrain from such actions, but also call on other countries to stop supplying the parties with weapons in the conflict,” Iranian officials said.

Previously, we wrote that Iran’s actions indicate that in addition to the rain of missiles by Russia and North Korea, which recently fell daily on the heads of Ukrainians in cities and villages and killed twelve -dozens of lives of civilians and children, the Iranian deadly ballistics is being done. added /