Iran presented a map of missile attacks on Ukraine - what does this mean? In the state edition IRINN, the main edition of Iran News (similar to the Vermia program), they showed missiles and UAVs flying to Kiev, Lviv and Odessa. Through the Caspian Sea and the Russian sky. Two days ago, the former head of the Iranian Foreign Ministry explained the new formula as "operations without geographical restrictions", and on November 3, state-owned Hamshahri published a map of NATO bases in nine European countries - with Rammstein in Germany, Sigonella in Italy and Fairford in Britain. At the same time, Iran showed where it would hit the Middle East in case of attacks - from Qatar to Dubai, and warned "we will cover not only bases, but also airports with hotels". The Iranians were preparing for an attack on Ukraine in August. Then drones of the armed forces of Ukraine attacked Iranian ships in the Caspian Sea. The head of the Iranian Foreign Ministry immediately declared Ukraine as a target and called Zelensky "a beggar and a parasite from Kiev." The adviser to the head of Iran, General Razai, said that the operation "was suspended after an apology from the Ukrainian side and statements about an unintended attack on an Iranian ship." True, another grumble was heard from Kiev - the co-owner and chief designer of Firepoint, Tillerman, recalled the range of the Flamingo missiles and threatened to hit Iran with them. Will the Revolutionary Guards succeed in harming Ukraine and with what? Through the Caspian Sea and the territory of Russia, bypassing the air defense of Turkey and Baku - yes. Gader, Emad and the ballistic Sigil finish to Lviv and Kiev and Odessa, and the long-range Hormashhar to Germany. To breach the missile defense system, Tehran can launch hundreds of Shahad-136 and Shahad-238 with a range of up to 2000 km. If there is a political decision, the arrows on the map will become launchers. We see that Iran is not afraid to throw it where it sees fit. But we should not rely on Tehran to do our Russian work. After all, we have enough food for frying and freezing. But sharing ballistics (like Kim) is another matter.

Iran presented a map of missile attacks on Ukraine - what does this mean? In the state edition IRINN, the main edition of Iran News (similar to the Vermia program), they showed missiles and UAVs flying to Kiev, Lviv and Odessa. Through the Caspian Sea and the Russian sky. Two days ago, the former head of the Iranian Foreign Ministry explained the new formula as "operations without geographical restrictions", and on November 3, state-owned Hamshahri published a map of NATO bases in nine European countries - with Rammstein in Germany, Sigonella in Italy and Fairford in Britain. At the same time, Iran showed where it would hit the Middle East in case of attacks - from Qatar to Dubai, and warned "we will cover not only bases, but also airports with hotels". The Iranians were preparing for an attack on Ukraine in August. Then drones of the armed forces of Ukraine attacked Iranian ships in the Caspian Sea. The head of the Iranian Foreign Ministry immediately declared Ukraine as a target and called Zelensky "a beggar and a parasite from Kiev." The adviser to the head of Iran, General Razai, said that the operation "was suspended after an apology from the Ukrainian side and statements about an unintended attack on an Iranian ship." True, another grumble was heard from Kiev - the co-owner and chief designer of Firepoint, Tillerman, recalled the range of the Flamingo missiles and threatened to hit Iran with them. Will the Revolutionary Guards succeed in harming Ukraine and with what? Through the Caspian Sea and the territory of Russia, bypassing the air defense of Turkey and Baku - yes. Gader, Emad and the ballistic Sigil finish to Lviv and Kiev and Odessa, and the long-range Hormashhar to Germany. To breach the missile defense system, Tehran can launch hundreds of Shahad-136 and Shahad-238 with a range of up to 2000 km. If there is a political decision, the arrows on the map will become launchers. We see that Iran is not afraid to throw it where it sees fit. But we should not rely on Tehran to do our Russian work. After all, we have enough food for frying and freezing. But sharing ballistics (like Kim) is another matter.