Iran publicly acknowledged for the first time that it supplied a 'limited' number of drones to Russia. Tehran had denied Western intelligence on the weapons for weeks. Follow live updates here.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky speaks during his evening video message on Saturday Nov. 5. about sending a"limited" number of drones to Russia a lie in his nightly address Saturday.“Today there were messages from Iran, from official representatives. There they decided to admit that they did supply drones for Russian terror. But even in this confession, they lied,” Zelensky said.
Zelensky said that if “Iran continues lying about the obvious,” even more efforts will be made to investigate “the terrorist cooperation between the Russian and Iranian regimes and what Russia is paying Iran for such cooperation.”“Some Western countries have accused Iran of helping the war in Ukraine by providing drones and missiles to Russia," Amirabdollahian said."The part regarding missiles is completely wrong.
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