Ukraine Concerned Over Potential Iranian Missile Transfer to Russia
Ukraine's foreign ministry has expressed alarm about reports suggesting that Iran might transfer ballistic missiles to Russia. The ministry sees this as a significant threat to Ukraine, Europe, and the Middle East, urging the global community to act swiftly in increasing pressure on Iran and Russia.
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Ukraine's foreign ministry expressed deep concern on Saturday over media reports suggesting a potential transfer of Iranian ballistic missiles to Russia.
In an emailed statement to reporters, the ministry highlighted that the escalating military cooperation between Tehran and Moscow poses a threat not only to Ukraine but also to Europe and the Middle East.
Ukraine has called for the international community to raise pressure on both Tehran and Moscow to mitigate the looming threat.
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