Iran likely to supply Russia with new batch of drones - UK intelligence
The last report of Iranian drones being shot down was three weeks ago.
This was reported by British intelligence in its daily report on the situation in Ukraine.
The British drew this conclusion based on new reports of drone attacks on Ukrainian territory. These were the first attacks after a three-week break.
Thus, it is more likely that the occupiers ran out of their old batch of drones and started using a new one.
The last report of Shahed-136 shot down in Ukraine was on 17 November 2022 - if this is confirmed, it is likely that Russia has resumed attacks using newly supplied UAV systems, the report summarised.
It is worth noting that Iran had previously received a warning: if Russia gets missiles from Iran, as previously planned, Israel may give advanced weapons to the AFU.
Artur Zayonts specialises in news from the frontline. A historian by education, Arthur has always sought to bring depth and context to his journalistic work.
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