In order to get drones from Iran, Russia provided €140m in cash and captured Western weapons to Iran in return, Sky News reported.
According to Sky News, in August Russian military aircraft secretly transported the cash and three models of munition: a British NLAW anti-tank missile, a US Javelin anti-tank missile, and a Stinger anti-aircraft missile - to Tehran.
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