Military logistics used to supply weapons to Russia is a legitimate military target, and Iran's threats against Ukraine should not be a cause for concern.
As reported by Ukrinform, Ukrainian Navy Spokesperson Dmytro Pletenchuk said this during a television interview, commenting on Iran's threats in response to strikes on vessels in the Caspian Sea.
"In such situations, people often say: 'Let them drink cold water.' Apparently, it is very hot there, and they simply do not have that water. A country that supports another enemy not only with words but also directly, by providing it with such a tool of terror as kamikaze drones, scaling up their production on its territory, and training operators – its opinion is probably the last thing that should concern us in this situation," Pletenchuk said.
He added that any military logistics constitutes a legitimate military target. According to the Spokesperson, if Ukrainian intelligence agencies, which are already operating at the international level, obtain information about the presence of such logistics, Ukraine's response is entirely clear.
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