Media claim that Russia is increasing aircraft deliveries to Iran. An Antonov An-124 Ruslan was spotted on radar, flying from Irkutsk into Iranian airspace. Analysts believe this may involve a new batch of fighter jets — a move that could reshape the Middle East.
✈️ The delivery chain
Satellite images reveal movement on the airfield: containers, equipment, reinforced security. One An-124 can carry up to six Yak-130 or two Su-30. This isn't a one-time flight — it's a systematic operation.
🛩 Hamadan — a strategic hub
Sources say unloading occurs at Hamadan Airbase. The site is being upgraded for Su-35 operations. Iran is set to receive 48 jets worth about $6 billion between 2026 and 2028.
😬 Western unease
Israel and Western analysts are alarmed. Russian jets in Iranian skies are not just planes — they're power symbols. Russia expands, the West watches.
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