Russia plans to deliver 5,000 drones to Iran to target Americans

Author: Charly HessounPublished on: May 9, 2026Country: Russia

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Russia plans to deliver 5,000 drones to Iran to target Americans

Russian military intelligence reportedly developed a plan to supply Iran with 5,000 combat drones, according to a document from _The Economist_. This project, attributed to the GRU, aims to prepare for a confrontation with the United States in the Persian Gulf, specifically targeting American amphibious ships. In addition to the drone delivery, a training program for Iranian operators is also planned.

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