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Russia Secretly Supporting Iran's Supersonic Cruise Missile Development
Electronic Technology · Aerospace & Defense · yonhap_finance · 2026-09-02
Reports reveal Russia has been providing clandestine technical support for Iran's development of ramjet-powered supersonic cruise missiles.
What Happened
Clandestine Project: The Financial Times reports that Russia has been secretly assisting Iran in developing advanced supersonic cruise missiles under a project codenamed 'C430L'. This collaboration represents a significant escalation in strategic military technology transfers between the two nations.
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