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Ukraine War: Iran Has Sent Russia $2.7 Billion Worth of Missiles Since Oct. 2021

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As the US weighs military options against Iran, an unnamed official told Bloomberg that Tehran has sold $4 billion worth of weapons to Russia since 2021 – including $2.7 billion worth of missiles.

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Research shows that Iran continues to support Russia's economy militarily. According to estimates, Iran has sold rockets worth just under three billion dollars.

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Iran has supplied Russia with ballistic and anti-aircraft missiles worth almost three billion dollars (62 billion crowns), with the total value of Iranian-Russian military contracts as of the end of 2021 estimated at more than four billion dollars (roughly 83 billion crowns), Bloomberg reports.

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Over the past few years, Iran has sold nearly $3 billion worth of missiles to Russia to help dictator Vladimir Putin wage war against Ukraine.

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Bloomberg broke the news in United States on Monday, January 12, 2026.
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