Ammunition Exchange: Iran and Russia Swap Shells and Rounds via Caspian Sea.

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Iranian-made artillery shells and ammunition have been transported by Russian ships across the Caspian Sea to resupply Russian troops fighting in Ukraine, according to Middle Eastern officials and documents seen by The Wall Street Journal. Over 300,000 artillery shells and 1 million rounds of ammunition have been shipped from Iran to Russia in the past six months. The US and its allies are trying to disrupt cooperation between Moscow and Tehran, but Iran mainly uses cargo planes to deliver weapons to Russia, making intervention almost impossible.
- Iran ships 300,000 artillery shells and 1 million rounds of ammunition to Russia within six months – WSJ Yahoo News
- Russia sends 300,000 Iran-made artillery shells, 1 mn ammo rounds to troops in Ukraine via Caspian Sea Firstpost
- Iran Ships Ammunition to Russia by Caspian Sea to Aid Invasion of Ukraine The Wall Street Journal
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