Iran: Su-35 jet deal completed, their arrival will be delayed

Iran's army spokesman announced that the deal to purchase Su-35 fighter jets has been completed, but their arrival will be delayed until after the war. Meanwhile, a Trump-Netanyahu call was reported to coordinate positions ahead of possible strikes on Iran.

Iran's army spokesman announced that the deal to purchase Su-35 fighter jets has been fully completed, including signed contracts and pilot training, but the arrival of the jets in Iran will be delayed until after the war. The spokesman said in a local podcast interview that the jets were supposed to arrive before the outbreak of the recent conflict. In response to internal criticism, he claimed that progress has been made in local production and that the air force will present more advanced equipment after the war. The development occurs against the backdrop of tensions between the US and Iran. Last night, the Wall Street Journal reported that Trump spoke with Netanyahu to coordinate positions ahead of the possibility of renewed strikes on Iran. Trump said he is not in a hurry to reach a deal: 'The talks are going well but Iran is not trustworthy.' Meanwhile, the secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Rezaei, said that representatives from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan expressed harsh positions against Israel.