Russia trades 2 trillion IDR in cash and Western missiles for Iranian drones

LONDON – Russia secretly flew in cash worth $ 141 million or more than Rs 2 trillion and captured Western missiles Ukraine in Tehran this summer. The whole thing was traded for 166 Iranian drones.

It has been revealed News from heaven citing unnamed security sources.

According to the report, cited on Thursday (11/10/2022), two Russian military cargo planes landed at Tehran airport in early August 20 carrying cash, a United States (US) Javelin anti-tank missile, a Stinger anti-aircraft missile and a British NLAW anti-tank missile.

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“The missiles aimed at Ukraine have fallen into Russia’s hands and could be used by Iran for reverse engineering,” the source said.

“It appears that Iran also wants to take advantage of the war by receiving Western capabilities from Russia that will be useful to it in the future,” the source continued.

In exchange for $ 141 million and US-UK missiles, Russia would receive 100 Shahed-136 drones, 60 smaller Shahed-131 drones and six Mohajer-6 drones.

According to reports News from heaventhe source shared satellite images showing two Russian military cargo planes parked for about three and a half hours at Tehran airport in the early hours of August 20 as evidence of the deal.

The source added that at least five Russian planes had been carrying drones from Iran since August 20.

Moscow and Tehran, the source continues, in recent days have agreed on an agreement on drones worth 200 million dollars. “This means that very soon there will be a large supply of UAVs from Iran,” she said.