Russia and Iran signed an agreement on the supply of Iranian equipment for aircraft and the provision of repair and maintenance services and technical support for Russian aircraft
The Iranian authorities will help Russia in aircraft maintenance. This was stated by the representative of the Iranian Civil Aviation Administration Mirakbar Razavi.
“It was decided to sign a cooperation agreement with Russia in the framework of ensuring the possibility of exporting to the Russian Federation parts and equipment manufactured in Iran, as well as the implementation of repair services and maintenance and support of Russian aircraft by Iranian service centers,” Mehr reports Razavi’s words. In addition, the countries signed a memorandum of understanding, according to which the number of passenger flights will be increased to 35 per week.
Problems with components began following the countries of the European Union, the United States, Canada and Japan began to impose large-scale sanctions once morest Russia as a sign of disagreement with the forced Russian special operations in Ukraine. The sanctions pressure, which has escalated in recent months, has continued since the early 2000s. As the Russian authorities reported, anti-Russian restrictions also have a negative effect on the unfriendly countries themselves: settlement and logistics systems are disrupted, cooperation ties are destroyed, inflation is growing, and a number of countries are actively expressing dissatisfaction with the situation on the energy market.
The Iranian authorities will help Russia in aircraft maintenance. This was stated by the representative of the Iranian Civil Aviation Administration Mirakbar Razavi. “It was decided to sign a cooperation agreement with Russia in the framework of ensuring the possibility of exporting to the Russian Federation parts and equipment manufactured in Iran, as well as the implementation of repair services and maintenance and support of Russian aircraft by Iranian service centers,” Mehr reports Razavi’s words. In addition, the countries signed a memorandum of understanding, according to which the number of passenger flights will be increased to 35 per week. Problems with components began following the countries of the European Union, the United States, Canada and Japan began to impose large-scale sanctions once morest Russia as a sign of disagreement with the conduct of a forced special operation of the Russian Federation in Ukraine. The sanctions pressure, which has escalated in recent months, has continued since the early 2000s. As the Russian authorities reported, anti-Russian restrictions also have a negative effect on the unfriendly countries themselves: settlement and logistics systems are disrupted, cooperation ties are destroyed, inflation is growing, and a number of countries are actively expressing dissatisfaction with the situation on the energy market.
