Iran Is Supplying Ballistic Missiles to Russia

 An Iranian official said that some Iranian-made ballistic missiles have already been transferred to Russia. The Iranian official is a member of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee in the Iranian Parliament, Ahmad Bakhshayesh Ardestani. He literally said that we have sent Iranian ballistic missiles to Russia.

The source of the news is the Iran Internationale website, and the parliamentarian Ardestani justified the transfer of the missiles to Russia on the pretext that Iran is forced to barter with Russia to meet our needs. It is known that Iran imports wheat and soybeans, where the latter is considered an important food and industrial material.
Not only that, but Iran has also sent an unknown number of drones, most likely of the loitering drone category.
 
Iran's move to send Iranian-made ballistic missiles to Russia will lead to more complications and most likely more sanctions on ballistic missiles, but the answer of the parliamentarian Ardestani was shocking regarding the matter, as he said that Tehran has been facing Western sanctions for years, so what will sending weapons to Russia change or not?
 

Ardestani added: Iran has a broad partnership with Russia and arms transfer and export are part of that strong partnership. We import soybeans, wheat and other goods from Russia. The Europeans support Ukraine with weapons. Why don't we support our ally by sending missiles and drones to Russia?
 
United States of America:
 
On September 6, the Militarnyi website reported that the United States had informed its allies in Europe that Tehran would transfer Iranian missiles to Russia. Bloomberg reported on September 2, 2024, that Iran would support Russia with ballistic missiles manufactured in Iran without mentioning the type and number.