US says drone factory Russia is building with Iran's help could be operational early year
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69% : "The support is flowing both ways: from Iran to Russia, and from Russia to Iran," Kirby said.58% :Iran is shipping equipment for the plant, as well as fully-built drones, to Russia via the Caspian Sea, US officials believe.
57% :The US has imposed tough export control restrictions and sanctions to prevent Iran from obtaining the necessary materials for its drones, but evidence has emerged that suggests Iran is finding an abundance of commercially-available technology -- including components manufactured by US companies, CNN has reported.
55% : In total, Iran is seeking billions of dollars' worth of military equipment from Russia."
54% : Iran is seeking to purchase additional military equipment from Russia, including attack helicopters, radars, and YAK-130 combat trainer aircraft.
53% : The US released a map on Friday showing the route Iran appears to be using to ship the equipment from Amirabad, Iran to Makhachkala, Russia.
51% :"Russia has been offering Iran unprecedented defense cooperation, including on missiles, electronics, and air defense," he added.
50% : Russia has purchased hundreds of drones from Iran since last summer and is using them extensively in the war in Ukraine.
49% : The route Iran is using to send drones and other equipment to Russia, according to the US government.
48% : The US also believes that Iran has been shipping materials that Russia has been using to build its own drone factory inside Russia's Alabuga Special Economic Zone, about 600 miles east of Moscow.
45% : "Earlier this year, Iran announced that it had finalized a deal to buy Su-35 fighter jets from Russia.
44% : - Maxar/US GovernmentCNN has asked the Russian embassy in Washington and the Iranian mission to the United Nations for comment.
40% : Kirby confirmed previous CNN reporting that Iran is using the Caspian Sea route to move drones, bullets and mortar shells to Russia, often using vessels that are "dark," or have turned off their tracking data to disguise their movements.
35% : He also announced that the US will be issuing a new advisory on Friday to help businesses and governments better understand how Iran is illegally obtaining the components to build its drones, and how they can "put in place measures to ensure they are not inadvertently contributing to Iran's UAV program."
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