Russia seeks Iranian attack drones for Ukraine counterattack.

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Russia is seeking "more lethal versions" of Iranian attack drones as its weapons stocks run low ahead of an expected Ukrainian counteroffensive, according to the White House. Iran has already provided Moscow with more than 400 armed drones for use in Ukraine since August as part of an "unprecedented defense partnership." In return for the drones, Iran is asking for "billions of dollars worth of Russian military equipment," including attack helicopters, "some radars" and Joachim 30 combat trainer aircraft.
- Russia seeking 'more lethal versions' of Iranian attack drones ahead of Ukraine counterattack: US New York Post
- Russia aims to obtain more attack drones from Iran after depleting stockpile, White House says Yahoo News
- White House looking at measures to respond to defense partnership between Iran, Russia The Hill
- White House previews new moves against Iran's drone transfers to Russia Al-Monitor
- Iran Expands Military Aid to Russia Amid War in Ukraine, U.S. Says The Wall Street Journal
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