More details on LMURs to Iran. The Financial Times writes about the delivery of X-39 missiles to Iran, citing Ukrainian hackers who published documents from Russian manufacturing plants. It is funny that in their statement the Ukrainians blame Iran for the current crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, and they try to characterize the supply of LMUR as Russian involvement. Damn Iran dared to block the strait when they just started bombing it. But let's get to the point. In the documents, the client countries have export designations, in the case of Iran it is K-10/K10. And the following information is on it. In 2024-25, work was carried out to export 90 APU-L launchers for LMUR, which may indicate their transfer to Iran. Before that, it was already confirmed that Iran had received Russian helicopters. Interestingly, a note was found: "Export to China 192 pcs. "On a contract to supply power units to launchers. This may indicate their possible integration into Chinese helicopters, although before that there was information that China could order the Ka-52M. Also, a document from the Irkutsk Aviation Plant from 2023 regarding Yak-130 deliveries was leaked. He says that 2 Yak-130 were to be delivered to Iran in the second quarter of 2023, another 4 in the fourth quarter. Eventually, the top brass fantasize that Russia could transfer the Izdalia-347, a ground-based LMUR launcher, to Iran so it can fire at the Strait of Hormuz.

More details on LMURs to Iran. The Financial Times writes about the delivery of X-39 missiles to Iran, citing Ukrainian hackers who published documents from Russian manufacturing plants. It is funny that in their statement the Ukrainians blame Iran for the current crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, and they try to characterize the supply of LMUR as Russian involvement. Damn Iran dared to block the strait when they just started bombing it. But let's get to the point. In the documents, the client countries have export designations, in the case of Iran it is K-10/K10. And the following information is on it. In 2024-25, work was carried out to export 90 APU-L launchers for LMUR, which may indicate their transfer to Iran. Before that, it was already confirmed that Iran had received Russian helicopters. Interestingly, a note was found: "Export to China 192 pcs. "On a contract to supply power units to launchers. This may indicate their possible integration into Chinese helicopters, although before that there was information that China could order the Ka-52M. Also, a document from the Irkutsk Aviation Plant from 2023 regarding Yak-130 deliveries was leaked. He says that 2 Yak-130 were to be delivered to Iran in the second quarter of 2023, another 4 in the fourth quarter. Eventually, the top brass fantasize that Russia could transfer the Izdalia-347, a ground-based LMUR launcher, to Iran so it can fire at the Strait of Hormuz.