they keep asking Trump why did he remove Russian oil sanctions but he deflects and refuses to answer, they also asked him about the logistics and satellite imagery that Putin is providing to Iran but it doesn't sink into Trump's brain, although plenty of evidence he keeps ignoring it, what a chap he is

European allies are publicly and privately telling American diplomats that Russia is directly and materially helping Iran's war efforts beyond what the U.S. will publicly acknowledge, sources tell CBS News.

European allies say Russia is helping Iran more than acknowledged

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/european-allies-say-russia-is-helping-iran-more-than-acknowledged/ar-AA1ZCHW1

Putin's spy satellites helping Iran by photographing British military sites, says Zelensky

https://www.msn.com/en-au/politics/international-relations/putin-s-spy-satellites-helping-iran-by-photographing-british-military-sites-says-zelensky/ar-AA1ZESkZ

So is Trump still his puppet, seeing as they are openly on opposing sides of this conflict? Confusing trying to keep up with lefty narratives.

I note with much amusement the stupid "no kings" riots are back weeks after the hivemind denied ever claiming elections would be cancelled if DJT won. 3rd flipflop in a couple of months🤣

oh Sunny Sunny, you are getting it wrong again, I am speaking about Russia helping Iran not about the No Kings whatever you said, if you want talk about that you better start another topic, mine is about your clown not listening to all the evidence about being stabbed in the back by his Russian master

7 minutes ago, SunnyinBangrak said:

So is Trump still his puppet, seeing as they are openly on opposing sides of this conflict? Confusing trying to keep up with lefty narratives.

I note with much amusement the stupid "no kings" riots are back weeks after the hivemind denied ever claiming elections would be cancelled if DJT won. 3rd flipflop in a couple of months🤣

come on Sunny you didn't have to give a thumbs down because I caught your deflection, but I am going to help you with your No Kings shxt.... check it out as million of people want the clown out of the circus, they have had enough of his theatrics... hope that made your day 😄

Millions turn out for "No Kings" rallies held worldwide to protest against Trump

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/worldwide-no-kings-rallies-set-142131365.html

Leaked defence documents suggest Russia has been quietly building a multi-year weapons supply pipeline for Iran — centred on advanced fighter jets and their full missile arsenal.

The files, reported by WPTech citing United24 Media, outline plans to supply weapons systems linked to the Sukhoi Su-35 through at least 2027. Analysts warn the timeline could see advanced Russian air combat systems entering the Middle East during an already volatile regional war.

A Secret Contract With a Familiar Customer

The documents reportedly trace the arrangement to a contract dated 10 June 2021. In the paperwork, the foreign buyer is identified only as “K10” — a designation analysts believe refers to Iran.

But the agreement goes far beyond aircraft deliveries. According to the leak, it includes the full combat ecosystem required to operate the Su-35 in combat, including missile stocks and supporting hardware.

Experts say the scale of the deal suggests a strategic military partnership rather than a one-off arms sale.

Missiles That Change the Air War

The files list several advanced missile systems tied to the programme. These include the Kh-38 missile, the K-73 missile, the K-77 missile and the Kh-31 missile.

Together they provide the core strike and air-combat capability of the Su-35 platform. Analysts say such systems could significantly enhance Iran’s ability to challenge rival air forces and naval assets.

Factories Across Russia Feeding the Pipeline

Production orders in the leak point to a sprawling manufacturing effort across Russian defence plants.

Components tied to the Kh-38 were reportedly scheduled for production between 2023 and 2024. Additional contracts cover warheads for K-73 missiles and engine components for the K-77 system, with facilities in Perm and St Petersburg named in the documents.

Some deliveries are scheduled to continue until 2027, indicating a long-term supply chain rather than a short burst of shipments.

Weapons Could Arrive During Active Conflict

The timing is raising alarm among security analysts. The documents reference a contract for 164 propellant charges intended for Tehran, with production expected to begin in late 2025.

That schedule overlaps with an intensifying regional conflict. Since February 2026, Israel and the United States have reportedly carried out strikes against targets inside Iran.

If the timeline holds, weapons tied to the Su-35 programme could begin reaching Iran while fighting is still under way — potentially reshaping the balance of air power in the region.

Leaked files suggest long-term Russia-Iran arms pipeline