According to the Financial Times, Russia agreed in 2024 to supply Iran with 90 advanced missile launchers.
According to the Financial Times, Russia agreed in 2024 to supply Iran with 90 advanced missile launchers capable of carrying Russian-made LMUR light multi-purpose guided missiles. Citing documents from Russian defense manufacturers, the report noted that this equipment is intended to fit the Mi-28 attack helicopters already procured by Iran. Al Jazeera stated that it could not confirm whether the order has been delivered, but the agreement highlights the deepening military ties between Moscow and Tehran. The news came a day after Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, at the Kremlin.
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