The three countries said that they have "privately and publicly been clear that we would take new and significant measures against Iran if the transfers took place."

The U.K., France, and Germany will impose further sanctions on Iran due to confirmation that Moscow has received ballistic missiles from Tehran, the three countries said in a joint statement on Sept. 10.

Washington confirmed on Sept. 10 earlier media reports that Russia had received shipments of Iranian ballistic missiles.

The confirmation of the deliveries marks a “further escalation of Iran’s military support to Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine,” the U.K., France, and Germany said.

The three countries said that they have “privately and publicly been clear that we would take new and significant measures against Iran if the transfers took place.”

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  • @whyNotSquirrelEnglish
    1•7 days ago

    Like what? It’s not like there is any commercial pressure possible, or I missed something

    • @[email protected]OPEnglish
      4•7 days ago

      According to the joint statement, they will now “be taking immediate steps to cancel bilateral air services agreements with Iran,” and work towards sanctioning Iran Air, the country’s flag carrier.

      “Entities and individuals involved with Iran’s ballistic missile program and the transfer of ballistic missiles and other weapons to Russia” will also face sanctions.

      . . .

      The U.K. released a statement detailing which Iranian individuals and organizations had been sanctioned by both London and Washington.

      These include Brigadier General Seyed Hamzeh Ghalandari, the Iranian Defense Ministry’s director general for international relations, Second Brigadier General Ali Jafarabadi, the head of the Space Command of Iran’s Aerospace Force, and Majid Mousavi, Deputy Commander of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards.

      The U.K. also announced sanctions on five Russian cargo ships “for their role in transporting military supplies from Iran to Russia.”