Iran's shadowy 'ghost deal' arms Putin with nukes-ready missiles? Trump on the brink of betrayal

Iran claimed that Russia relies on its missiles and drones, signaling a potential escalation in military cooperation amid rising tensions with the U.S. Former IRGC chief Mohammad-Ali Jafari stated that Iran’s domestically developed drones and missiles have been the country’s strength. Tehran has emphasized its military self-sufficiency, boasting decades of indigenous defense development and the ability to export missiles, drones, and vessels. Leaked Russian defense documents reveal Iran is also seeking to import Russian fighter jets, signing a €6 billion deal for 48 SU-35 aircraft to modernize its aging air fleet. Deliveries have been reportedly delayed due to Russia’s own military needs in Ukraine. Analysts warn that Iran’s growing defense capabilities, combined with its potential support for Russia, could further destabilize the region.