内部国防记录显示，2024年底至2025年12月间存在 shipments ，与此同时特朗普淡化了莫斯科方面的作用
摩根·菲利普斯 | 福克斯新闻
发布时间：美国东部时间2026年11月6日下午12:06
俄罗斯在对伊战争中扮演的角色远超此前披露的范围，国防工业内部文件揭示了莫斯科在美伊冲突爆发前为伊朗扩充导弹库的具体操作。
乌克兰国防情报研究组织达拉斯分析集团获取并发布的文件显示，一项俄罗斯合同涉及90台精确制导导弹发射架，目的地为德黑兰，这些新细节披露了战争爆发前莫斯科对伊朗军事支持的规模。
唐纳德·特朗普总统一再淡化俄罗斯在冲突中的作用——就在上个月，他还称自己不相信俄罗斯”哪怕有一点点”在帮助伊朗。
伊朗打通金融生命线：特朗普推行”毁灭性”经济战时俄罗斯仍向其提供武器
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这张发布于2026年7月4日的照片显示，俄罗斯联邦安全会议副主席德米特里·梅德韦杰夫与伊朗总统马苏德·佩泽希齐扬握手，一旁的人员包括伊朗首席大法官戈拉姆-侯赛因·穆赫辛尼-埃杰伊和伊朗外交部长阿巴斯·阿拉格齐。拍摄地点为2026年7月3日伊朗德黑兰霍梅尼大清真寺，当时正在举行阿亚图拉·哈梅内伊及其家属遗骸迎送仪式。（梅格达德·马达迪 ATPImages/Getty Images）
俄罗斯生产记录显示，在编号为”K-10″的合同项下，90台APU-L双轨发射架的组件已被分配，且俄罗斯生产链中的 shipments 计划从2024年底持续至2025年12月。
达拉斯分析集团获取的其他俄罗斯内部文件明确将”K-10″指代为伊朗。2022年10月一份针对雅克-130飞机的设备供应请求，其收货方标注为”‘K10’伊朗”，该文件由俄罗斯国防部第704军事代表处代理负责人共同签署。
K-10编号还可追溯至最终抵达伊朗的俄罗斯军事硬件。一份俄罗斯内部生产计划列出了六架雅克-130飞机，收货方标注为K-10。伊朗官方媒体后来显示，这些飞机于2023年9月入役，达拉斯分析集团表示，伊朗一架雅克-130的尾号与俄罗斯工厂记录中K-10项下的编号完全匹配。
APU-L发射架用于搭载俄罗斯LMUR导弹，该导弹又称305型产品或Kh-39。这枚重约230磅的导弹配有55磅弹头，可由操作人员通过光电寻标器和双向无线电链路在飞行中引导。
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2025年1月12日在伊朗某未公开地点举行的防空演习中，一枚导弹发射的画面。（伊朗陆军/西亚通讯社/路透社）
普京家门口的外国领导人对伊朗为莫斯科战争机器输血发出警告
伊朗已公开宣布计划采购俄罗斯米-28攻击直升机，而这款直升机正是能够搭载上述导弹的平台之一。2026年1月，伊朗境内拍摄到了首批出口型米-28NE直升机。
相关文件还显示俄罗斯国防部参与其中。2024年5月随K-10生产计划一同提交的信函，由俄罗斯国防部第123军事代表处负责人共同签署。
这些文件并未证实已完工的发射架最终是否抵达伊朗，不过达拉斯分析集团告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，该合同本身已是转让存在的”强有力证明”。
顶级共和党议员警告：美国基地遇袭前卫星图像可能已向伊朗泄密
这些发现为特朗普政府在战争期间一再淡化的军事关系提供了新细节。根据相关报告，美国情报部门评估认为，俄罗斯已向伊朗提供美国军事设施位置信息，近期还提供了卫星图像和武器组件。
但政府官员表示，俄罗斯的支持并未对美军行动造成实质性影响。
国务卿马尔科·卢比奥称，俄罗斯的援助并未阻碍美军行动；战争部长皮特·赫格塞思则表示，美国一直在追踪莫斯科的支持行动，并将其纳入作战计划。
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2025年7月30日在哈尔科夫，展出了一具俄罗斯制造、伊朗设计的沙赫德-136无人机残骸（在俄罗斯被称为”天竺葵-2″），旁边还陈列着其他缴获的无人机、滑翔炸弹、导弹和火箭弹。（斯科特·彼得森/Getty Images）
特朗普政府一直试图扰乱伊朗的外国武器采购活动，正值伊朗致力于重建军事能力之际。
财政部已将其认定的协助伊朗在海外寻求武器和组件的网络列为制裁目标，其中包括获取中国制造的便携式防空系统的相关努力。
仅本周，国务院就对一名位于俄罗斯的个人实施了制裁，据称该人参与协助伊朗采购中国制便携式防空系统（MANPADS）。
福克斯新闻数字频道已联系白宫、国务院和战争部寻求置评。
Russia secretly bolstered Iran’s missile arsenal before war with US, records uncover
Internal defense records show shipments from late 2024 through December 2025 as Trump downplayed Moscow’s role
By Morgan Phillips | Fox News
Published November 6, 2026 12:06pm EST
Russia played a larger role in the Iran war than previously disclosed, with internal defense industry documents revealing how Moscow built up the country’s arsenal ahead of its conflict with the U.S.
A Russian contract is tied to 90 launchers for precision-guided missiles with the destination as Tehran, according to documents obtained and published by Ukrainian defense intelligence research group Dallas Analytics offering new details on the extent of Moscow’s military support for Iran before war erupted.
President Donald Trump has repeatedly downplayed Russia’s role in the conflict — as recently as last month, saying that he did not believe they are helping Iran “at all.”
IRAN TAPS FINANCIAL LIFELINE, RUSSIAN ARMS AS TRUMP ESCALATES ‘CRUSHING’ ECONOMIC WARFARE
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In this image released on July 4, 2026, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev shakes hands with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, and next to him are Chief Justice of Iran Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Eje’i and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi during a ceremony for the remains of Ayatollah Khamenei and his family at the Imam Khomeini Grand Mosque on July 3, 2026, in Tehran, Iran.(Meghdad Madadi ATPImages/Getty Images)
Russian production records show components were allocated for 90 APU-L twin-rail launchers under a contract identified as “K-10,” with shipments within the Russian production chain scheduled from late 2024 through December 2025.
Other internal Russian documents obtained by Dallas Analytics explicitly identify “K-10” as Iran. An October 2022 supply request for equipment for a Yak-130 aircraft lists the consignee as “‘K10’ Iran” and was countersigned by the acting head of the Russian Defense Ministry’s 704th Military Representation.
The K-10 designation can also be traced to Russian military hardware that ultimately reached Iran. An internal Russian production schedule listed six Yak-130 aircraft for a consignee identified as K-10. Iranian state media later showed the aircraft entering service in September 2023, and Dallas Analytics said the tail number of one Iranian Yak-130 matched the number listed for K-10 in the Russian factory records.
The APU-L launchers are designed to carry Russia’s LMUR, a precision-guided missile also known as Product 305 or the Kh-39. The roughly 230-pound missile carries a 55-pound warhead and can be guided in flight by an operator using an electro-optical seeker and two-way radio link.
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A missile is launched during an air defense drill in an undisclosed location in Iran in a handout image from Jan. 12, 2025.(Iranian Army/West Asia News Agency/Reuters)
FOREIGN LEADER ON PUTIN’S DOORSTEP SOUNDS ALARM OVER IRAN FUELING MOSCOW’S WAR MACHINE
Iran had already publicly announced plans to acquire Russian Mi-28 attack helicopters, one of the platforms capable of carrying the weapon. The first export-variant Mi-28NE helicopters were photographed in Iran in January 2026.
The paperwork also shows involvement by Russia’s Defense Ministry. A May 2024 letter accompanying the K-10 production schedule was co-signed by the head of the ministry’s 123rd Military Representation.
The documents do not establish whether the completed launchers ultimately reached Iran, though Dallas Analytics told Fox News Digital the contract itself is “a very strong proof” of the transfer.
SATELLITE IMAGES MAY HAVE TIPPED OFF IRAN BEFORE US BASE ATTACK, TOP REPUBLICAN WARNS
The findings add new detail to a military relationship the Trump administration has repeatedly played down during the war. U.S. intelligence has assessed that Russia provided Iran with information on the location of American military assets and, more recently, satellite imagery and weapons components, according to reports.
But administration officials have said that support has not materially affected the U.S. campaign.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Russian assistance was not impeding U.S. military operations, while Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has said the U.S. was tracking Moscow’s support and accounting for it in its battle plans.
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The remains of a Russian-made, Iran-designed Shahed-136 drone, known in Russia as a Geran-2, are displayed with other recovered drones, glide bombs, missiles and rockets in Kharkiv on July 30, 2025.(Scott Peterson/Getty Images)
The Trump administration has separately sought to disrupt Iran’s foreign weapons procurement as Tehran works to rebuild its military capabilities.
The Treasury Department has targeted networks it says helped Iran seek weapons and components abroad, including efforts to acquire Chinese-made man-portable air-defense systems.
Just this week, the State Department sanctioned a Russia-based individual it said was involved in efforts to help Iran procure Chinese-made man-portable air-defense systems, or MANPADS.
Fox News Digital has reached out to the White House, State Department and Department of War for comment.
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