The U.S. Has No Evidence That Iran Is Supplying Land Missiles to Russia, Says Pentagon

The U.S. has no evidence that Iran is supplying land missiles to Russia. This was announced by Pentagon spokesman Patrick Ryder to reporters, as reported by RT.

Previously, The Washington Post had written that Iran plans to supply ballistic missiles to Russia.

The discussion was about a batch of "Fateh-110" and "Zolfaqar" short-range missiles, which can hit targets at distances of 300 and 700 kilometers, respectively.

The publication also claimed that Tehran is preparing to supply additional drones to the Russian Federation.

Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has denied this information.