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 by AFP Staff Writers Washington (AFP) Nov 1, 2022
The White House said Tuesday Iran was willingly taking part in killing Ukrainians by providing drones to Russia for the war, and voiced concern it would also ship missiles to Moscow. By arming the Russians, the Iranian regime "is involved in killing innocent Ukrainians," White House national security spokesman John Kirby said. "At its core, this is a regime in Tehran that is openly and willingly making themselves an accomplice to the murder of innocent Ukrainian people on Ukrainian soil." Kirby noted Iran's provision of attack drones to Russia, which have been deployed in recent weeks to damage Ukraine infrastructure. But he would not confirm reports that Tehran could also send short-range ballistic missiles to Russia. "We remain concerned about the potential of Iran to provide Russia with surface-to-surface missiles," Kirby told reporters. "We haven't seen that bear out, but it's a concern that we have," he said.
Japan 'studying' US Tomahawk cruise missile purchase Tokyo (AFP) Oct 28, 2022 Japan is looking into buying US-developed Tomahawk cruise missiles as it seeks to counter growing regional threats, including from North Korea, the government said Friday. The purchase would likely be controversial in a nation whose military is not officially recognised under its post-World War II constitution. The Yomiuri Shimbun daily reported that Tokyo was in the final stages of discussions with the US government over purchasing the medium-range missiles, which are launched from the sea. ... read more
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