Next aircraft arrives in Moscow from Tehran Presumably with loitering munitions

On November 3, an Il-76TD (EP-PUS) cargo plane of the Pouya Air company, associated with the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, arrived in Moscow from Tehran.

The plane's arrival is reported by FlightRadar24.

According to NEWSru.co.il, the aircraft has made routine flights from Tehran to Moscow in recent months. Presumably, it has delivered Iranian unmanned aerial vehicles, which the Russian army uses in the war against Ukraine. It is possible that this time the ballistic missiles ordered by Moscow have also been delivered.

The flights come amid continued claims by officials in Moscow and Tehran that Iran is not supplying weapons to Russia. But it is reliably known that Iran has already supplied hundreds or even thousands of unmanned aerial vehicles to the Russian Federation, which are used by the Russian army during the war against Ukraine, including, firstly, the Shahed-136 loitering munition. Also, Iranian Shahed-131 and Mohajer-6 UAVs were reportedly seen and shot down over the territory of Ukraine.

Iran is also expected to deliver Arash-2 kamikaze drones, and Fateh-110 and Zolfaghar short-range ballistic missiles to Russia.