Iran diplomat summoned by Ukraine over potential ballistic missile supply to Russia
The diplomat was warned that confirming the missile supply to Russia would have devastating consequences
On Monday, September 9, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned Shahriar Amuzegar, the Chargé d'Affaires of Iran in Ukraine, as reported by the press service of the foreign affairs department.
The diplomat was informed of Ukraine's deep concern regarding reports of possible supply of Iranian-made ballistic missiles to Moscow.
Additionally, Amuzegar was given the relevant MFA comment from September 7 and was sternly warned that confirming Iran's supply of ballistic weapons to the aggressor state "would have devastating and irreparable consequences for Ukrainian-Iranian relations."
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