Russia hopes to sell military helicopters to Iran now sanctions lifted
Russia hopes to deliver military helicopters to Iran now that the sanctions have been lifted
Russian Helicopters hopes to deliver military helicopters to Iran now that sanctions have been lifted on the Islamic Republic, TASS news agency reported on Monday, citing the Russian firm.
“The lifting of sanctions gives an opportunity to provide the Iranian side new helicopters,” TASS cited the company as saying.
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