Financial Times: Russia has agreed to supply Iran with 90 APU-L helicopter launchers for its LMUR guided missiles, identified in Russian defense documents as the "K-10" buyer. Missile designer Vimpel's production schedule shows the order alongside a separate Chinese purchase of 192 APU-305 launchers and reflects the deepening military partnership between Moscow and Tehran that has grown since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine. The deal, described by Carnegie Foundation researcher Nicole Greivsky as evidence of Russia's willingness to supply Iran despite its wartime constraints, includes launchers capable of carrying two missiles each to Mi-28 helicopters, with the LMUR missile moving at a speed of about 230 meters per second to hit targets up to 14 kilometers away.

Financial Times: Russia has agreed to supply Iran with 90 APU-L helicopter launchers for its LMUR guided missiles, identified in Russian defense documents as the "K-10" buyer. Missile designer Vimpel's production schedule shows the order alongside a separate Chinese purchase of 192 APU-305 launchers and reflects the deepening military partnership between Moscow and Tehran that has grown since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine. The deal, described by Carnegie Foundation researcher Nicole Greivsky as evidence of Russia's willingness to supply Iran despite its wartime constraints, includes launchers capable of carrying two missiles each to Mi-28 helicopters, with the LMUR missile moving at a speed of about 230 meters per second to hit targets up to 14 kilometers away.