Russian Records Suggest Plan to Supply Iran With 90 Missile Launchers Before U.S. Conflict
Internal Russian defence-industry records suggest a contract covered 90 APU-L twin-rail launchers destined for Tehran. Production records reportedly scheduled components through December 2025, though the documents do not establish when or whether the launchers were delivered. A Ukrainian research group said other records link the contract’s code, “K-10,” to Iran. The group also connected that designation to Yak-130 aircraft later shown in Iranian service. The APU-L launchers are designed for Russia’s LMUR precision-guided missile. The documents add detail to reports of Moscow’s military support for Iran before its conflict with the United States.
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