Tehran enters a contract for the supply of a key component for rocket fuel, trying to strengthen the arsenal, despite negotiations with the United States.
Iran has ordered thousands of tons of ammonium perchlorate from China – a chemical compound, which is a major ingredient of solid fuel. It reports about it The Wall Street Journal With reference to resources that are aware of the transaction.
Following —Be next is carried out by the Iran company Pishgaman Tejarat Rafi Novin Co. In Hong Kong Lion Commodities Holdings Ltd. In the past few months. The supply of substance is expected in the near future.
According to resources, the resulting value may be sufficient for making up to 800 ballistic missiles. Part of the perchlorate can probably be sent to the right groups in the region, especially the Husites in Yemen.
Iran plans to strengthen allies in the region and restore its arsenal, which simultaneously washing disputed negotiations with US president Donald Trump according to his nuclear program.
Currently, Tehran is looking for ways to restore its numerous network of the “Axis Axis of Resistance” Network after Israel defeated Hezbollah in Lebanon and Hamas in Gaza, and the Bashar Assad regime fell to Syria.
It has also been reported that Iran has moved ballistic missiles to Shiite groups in Iraq, which can be used against Israel and American military.
US president Donald Trump has confirmed that he is discussing the Iran’s nuclear program with Russian President Vladimir Putin, and wrote on social networks “time to decide Iran to nuclear weapons.”
Keep in mind that special US president Steve Vitcoff said that Iran has assured the United States, “” does not seek to develop nuclear weapons. “
Subsequently, Iran is ready to sign a nuclear agreement with US President Donald Trump in exchange for removing economic penalties.
Iran has rejected the Nuclear proposal by the United States
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