According to newly released documents obtained by Dallas Analytica, a Ukrainian private intelligence organization, Russia and Iran had a contract covering the supply of dual-track APU-L launchers between 2022 and 2025 for the H-39 guided multipurpose missile (LMUR), also known as the Izdalia 305. The source of the documents is from the Russian Tactical Missile Corporation (KTRV), the state-controlled conglomerate responsible for manufacturing much of the air-launched missile arsenal. Throughout 2024 and 2025, Russian state-owned enterprises worked under a strict delivery schedule for an export contract intended for K-10. Russian documents use both K-10 and K10, depending on the factory. According to one of the documents published below, K-10 is the designation used by the Russian defense industry for Iran.

According to newly released documents obtained by Dallas Analytica, a Ukrainian private intelligence organization, Russia and Iran had a contract covering the supply of dual-track APU-L launchers between 2022 and 2025 for the H-39 guided multipurpose missile (LMUR), also known as the Izdalia 305. The source of the documents is from the Russian Tactical Missile Corporation (KTRV), the state-controlled conglomerate responsible for manufacturing much of the air-launched missile arsenal. Throughout 2024 and 2025, Russian state-owned enterprises worked under a strict delivery schedule for an export contract intended for K-10. Russian documents use both K-10 and K10, depending on the factory. According to one of the documents published below, K-10 is the designation used by the Russian defense industry for Iran.