Delays in the delivery of suicide drones from Iran to the Russian army in recent weeks resulted in the Russian military in Ukraine having only 90 suicide drones left

Delays in the delivery of suicide drones from Iran to the Russian army in recent weeks resulted in the Russian military in Ukraine having only 90 suicide drones left. In the latest attack by Iranian suicide drones on targets in Ukraine, which took place on Thursday, January 26, the Russian army used 55 such drones. In other words, the Russian military has suicide drones left for only two attacks.
In order to confirm the delivery of the suicide drones from Iran, the Kremlin sent Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin to Tehran, where he met with Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi at the beginning of the week. The two discussed ways to expedite the delivery of suicide drones from Iran to Russia.