NATO leaders of the US -led Westerners' military alliance warned Iran. The NATO alliance warned Iran on Wednesday (July 7th) against Russia's ballistic missile supply to Russia in the Ukraine war. News from Iran International.

Since the start of the war in Ukraine, relations between Russia and Iran have become closer. On the other hand, Russia has imposed huge sanctions from the United States and the European Union. Iran has provided Russia to hundreds of kamikaj drones. According to a report, Tehran is planning to increase Moscow as well as other assistance in Moscow.

On Wednesday, NATO leaders alleged that Iran was fueling the Russian aggression against Ukraine with direct military assistance.

NATO leaders who attended the 7th summit in Washington, Washington DC, warned that Russia's ballistic missile and related technology supply to Russia would create a significant increase in Russian aggression.

Earlier in February, the news agency Reuters reported in their report that Iran provided Russia a large number of surface to surface ballistic missiles. Later, UK Defense Minister Grant Shapes said the same. He indicated that he had such information but refused to give details.

Iran has denied the supply of weapons. The United States said they could not confirm Iran's weapons in Russia. Washington, however, assumed that Tehran was willing to provide missiles to Moscow.

In the recent two satellite films released in Reuters, the expansion of Iran's ballistic missile program is seen. Researchers have valued the issue as a goal of increasing missile production. A source has told Reuters that Iran will sell missiles to Russia.

Within a month of G-4 leaders warned Iran for not giving Russia a ballistic missile, this time a warning came from NATO leaders.

Last June, G-4 leaders said, "We urged Iran to stop assistance in the Russian war in Ukraine and not supply ballistic missiles and related technology." Because this move will create significant growth of Russian aggression and direct threat to European security. '

Iran International reports that Russia and Iran have strengthened their economic relations despite the international sanctions. Their mutual trade stands at $ 1 billion. Iranian officials have admitted that $ 1 billion is much lower than the target.

Tehran-Moscow signed an agreement last December to eliminate US dollars in bilateral trade. The Governor of Iran declared it a "new chapter" of development. However, the symbolic importance is more important than the real economic importance of this move.

The NATO summit, which has been set in 5 years, is running in Washington. US President Joe Biden has announced more sky defense measures to prevent Ukraine from Russia's attacks there.