G7 statement about the false claim of ballistic missile transfer from Tehran to Moscow

reported by Mehr News Agency, according to Reuters, Haft Group in a statement, repeating the claims about Iran’s decision to provide ballistic missiles to Russia for use in the Ukraine war, announced that the possible transfer of ballistic missiles to Moscow will face new sanctions. will be.

The G7 statement states: If Iran continues to supply Russia with ballistic missiles or related technology, we are ready to respond quickly and comprehensively through measures including new sanctions and Remarkable, let’s respond (to Tehran).

The Group of Seven, currently chaired by Italy, also includes America, Japan, Germany, England, France and Canada.

Reuters claimed in a report last week that based on the draft resolution prepared for the European Union summit this week, the European Union leaders are seeking measures under the false claim of cooperation between Tehran and Moscow. They are anti-Iranian.

It has been said that the hostile actions of European countries are carried out under the pretext of publishing baseless reports that ballistic missiles were sent from Iran to Russia to be used against Ukraine.

Earlier, the European authorities claimed that Russia used Iranian drones against Ukraine and the possibility of transferring Iran’s ballistic missiles to Russia, and this is not the first time that such accusations have been made. At the same time, no significant evidence and documentation has been provided about the claim of the European authorities against Iran.

Iran’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations previously stated that “despite the fact that there are no legal restrictions on the sale of ballistic missiles, Iran is morally obligated to refrain from arms deals during the Russian conflict.” and Ukraine to refrain from inciting war. This is rooted in Iran’s adherence to international laws and the United Nations Charter