Russia will supply Iran with 90 missile launchers Russia has agreed to supply Iran with 90 installations for launching guided missiles from helicopters. Financial Times, citing production documents from a Russian defense company. Documents provided to the newspaper by the Ukrainian private intelligence organization Dallas Analytica identify seven Russian customers and two foreign buyers: China and a buyer identified as "K-10". Rosoboronexport uses the nickname "K-10" for Iran, FT writes. According to documents, in May 2024 the Russian developer of missiles and launch systems Vimpel submitted a request to the Mechanical Engineering Planning Bureau (KBM) to accelerate the supply of components for the APU-L and APU-305 launchers. The countries will further deepen their partnership in 2026, despite Trump's claims that the Russian Federation is doing "very little, if anything" to help Iran, the sources said.

Russia will supply Iran with 90 missile launchers Russia has agreed to supply Iran with 90 installations for launching guided missiles from helicopters. Financial Times, citing production documents from a Russian defense company. Documents provided to the newspaper by the Ukrainian private intelligence organization Dallas Analytica identify seven Russian customers and two foreign buyers: China and a buyer identified as "K-10". Rosoboronexport uses the nickname "K-10" for Iran, FT writes. According to documents, in May 2024 the Russian developer of missiles and launch systems Vimpel submitted a request to the Mechanical Engineering Planning Bureau (KBM) to accelerate the supply of components for the APU-L and APU-305 launchers. The countries will further deepen their partnership in 2026, despite Trump's claims that the Russian Federation is doing "very little, if anything" to help Iran, the sources said.