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    A loud surprise: Russia receives war munitions from Iraq for use in the war in Ukraine

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    A loud surprise: Russia receives war munitions from Iraq for use in the war in Ukraine Empty A loud surprise: Russia receives war munitions from Iraq for use in the war in Ukraine

    Post by Rocky Tue 12 Apr 2022, 5:45 am

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    Shafaq News/ The British newspaper "The Guardian" revealed that Russia receives shipments of military munitions originating from Iraq, in order to be used in its military campaign in Ukraine, through assistance provided by Iranian arms smuggling networks.

    The Guardian published its report with the translation of Shafak News Agency, based on members of Iranian-backed Iraqi factions, and regional intelligence services familiar with the operation, noting that as part of this operation, RPGs and anti-tank missiles were transferred, in addition to launching systems. Brazilian-designed missiles, to Russia from Iraq, in light of the faltering Russian campaign last month.

    The British report indicated that Iran has also donated to Russia the "Bavar 373" missile system, which is manufactured in Iran, which is similar to the "S-300" system.

    The report considered that the use of the world of arms smuggling reflects a radical shift in the Russian strategy, by forcing Russia to rely on Iran, its military ally in Syria, after the new sanctions imposed by the invasion of Ukraine.

    The report pointed out that Iraq has hosted US and Western forces since the overthrow of Saddam Hussein in 2003, while Washington has trained and armed many Iraqi army units and special forces.

    While the report indicated that Iraq has become awash with weapons after two decades of war, it pointed out that many of these weapons have passed into the hands of Iranian-backed militias opposed to the American presence, but since 2016 they have been officially integrated into the Iraqi armed forces as part of the war against ISIS.

    The report quoted a militia leader controlling the Shalamcheh crossing as saying that RPGs and anti-tank missiles in the possession of the PMF were transferred from Iraq to Iran on March 26, where they were received by the Iranian army and then transferred to Russia by sea.

    The report also quoted a source within the militia as saying that the Popular Mobilization Forces dismantled two pieces of the Brazilian-designed "Astros 2" missile launcher system, known in Iraq as "Sejjil-60", and transferred them to Iran on April 1.

    A source in the popular crowd told the British newspaper, "We don't care where the heavy weapons go because we don't need them now. Everything that is against the United States makes us happy."

    The report stated that three cargo ships, two flying the Russian flag and the other flying the Iranian flag, crossed the Caspian Sea from the Iranian port of Bandar Anzali to the Russian city of Astrakhan, located on the Volga delta.

    The report quoted a military affairs expert, Yoruk Ishik, who is based in Istanbul, that what the Russians need in Ukraine now are missiles, noting that this requires skill in transportation because these weapons are fragile and capable of explosion, adding that such activities cannot be monitored by satellites. Because it can be transported in large boxes and normal shipping containers.


    The report also quoted Muhannad Haj Ali, a researcher at the Carnegie Endowment, as saying that missile launch systems are a type of advanced weapon that can make a big difference on the ground in Ukraine.

    He pointed out that the popular crowd controls a large part of the border area with Iran, which makes the implementation of this deal easier.

    Other countries like China should be very careful about giving arms to Russia now, given the new sanctions situation. And Iran, as part of this axis, wants to make sure that Russia does not lose its power in this conflict.

    "If Putin's regime is shaken, it will have huge repercussions on Iran, especially in Syria, where Damascus relies on Russian air support and Russian coordinates to avoid the outbreak of a direct confrontation between it and Israel," Haj Ali said.
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    A loud surprise: Russia receives war munitions from Iraq for use in the war in Ukraine Empty Iraqi outlets: smuggling weapons to Russia is far from the truth..An armed faction considers it funn

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    Iraqi outlets: smuggling weapons to Russia is far from the truth..An armed faction considers it funny news



    Shafaq News/ The Iraqi Border Ports Authority suspended today, Tuesday, the smuggling of shipments of weapons and ammunition through the ports for the purpose of delivering them to Russia for use in the war in Ukraine, according to a report by the British newspaper "The Guardian".
    Al-Nujaba, the most prominent armed faction in Iraq, ridiculed the report that Russia had received war munitions from Iraq for use in the war in Ukraine.
    A spokesman for the authority, a member of the government media cell, Alaa Al-Din Al-Qaisi, told Shafaq News Agency, "With the supervision and guidance of the head of the Border Ports Authority, Major General Omar Al-Waeli, our outlets are working around the clock and a safe environment has been provided for all departments operating in the outlets, and talk about smuggling shipments of weapons and ammunition It doesn't exist at all and it's far from the truth."
    Al-Qaisi indicated that "there are security forces present at the border crossings, and the ports are completely tight and control is fully imposed on all border crossings, with strict measures, to prevent any entry and smuggling of prohibited materials, whatever."
    for his part; The leader of the Al-Nujaba Movement, Haider al-Lami, told Shafaq News Agency, "This information cannot be believed by any sane person, so how can Russia, which is the second largest and most powerful army in the world, receive support from ammunition and other resistance factions in Iraq, this news very funny".
    Al-Lami indicated that "what came in the report of the British newspaper (The Guardian) is not true at all, and it is far from the truth. This information cannot be believed by any sane person who knows Russia's great military capabilities, and publishing such reports may have the purposes of stirring opinion and confusion. or other agendas.
    And the British newspaper "The Guardian" revealed in a report translated by Shafak News Agency; Russia receives shipments of military munitions from Iraq, for use in its military campaign in Ukraine, through the assistance of Iranian arms smuggling networks.
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