Business Insider Article RatingRussia is already experiencing several failures in the first shipment of drones from Iran, reports say
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48% : According to Reuters, the drone models are the Shahed-series and the Mohajer-6, both of which are made in Iran.38% : US officials said in July that they learned Iran was preparing to provide up to several hundred of the drones to aid Russia's war effort in Ukraine, with national security advisor Jake Sullivan saying they were being prepared on an "expedited timeline."
38% :It's unclear whether the offer was a gift or if Russia was to buy them, and Iran denied the US' claims at the time.
37% : The first batch of drones that Russia received from Iran is already having technical difficulties, according to multiple reports.
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