Su-35 transfer from the Russian Federation to Iran is a profitable Armed Forces: the expert said that Russia will receive for it (video)

The smaller the enemy of aviation, the less problems in the Armed Forces. In return, Russia will probably receive another drones-Kamikadze Shahd, but the main thing is that Iran does not dare to pass the missiles, says analyst Alexander Musienko. Russia's supply to Iran's Su-35 fighters and Mi-28 shock helicopters is a kind of good signal for the Armed Forces, because the enemy diminishes aviation by which it drops controlled bombs.

Although receiving in response to the next parties ShahED-136, of course, will give us a headache. Oleksandr Musienko, the head of the Military Legal Research Center, told this in an interview with Focus. In general, the cooperation of the Russian Federation and Iran is very alarming, because one thing is when Iran transmits drones and shells to his ally, and quite another, the matter if he dares to transfer the army of the Russian Federation with his ballistic missiles, the expert notes.

It should be understood that it will be a completely different scale of threats. "Although I do not see the signs that Iran is planning to transfer to Russia some serious weapons because of the war in Israel," says Alexander Musienko. " Recently, Iran has demonstrated his new missiles and new Shahd-238 drones, but according to Mr. Alexander, everything that is presented is not immediately transmitted on an industrial scale. Such weapons have to undergo many tests, tests and checks on the conveyor.

It also remains unknown in what production condition and in what amount are presented rockets and drones. But, according to the analyst, it is quite possible in the future within the framework of cooperation of two states Russia will receive something.

However, it is too early to talk about this topic, because Iranian quarterly activities in terms of new weapons presentations are quite bright, but no one knows if this country is able to produce its novelties on a scale that would satisfy its own army and also allow the supply to Russia.