As noted, the Secretariat is examining the available information and any findings will be reported to the Council, “as appropriate, in due course.”
In October, Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the United Nations Sergiy Kyslytsya sent a letter to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and the Security Council members with a request from the Ukrainian side to send experts to Ukraine to inspect the use of drones.
In the letter, Kyslytsya noted that Mohajer and Shahed UAVs, transferred from Iran to Russia, fall under the weapons prohibited by UN Security Council Resolution 2231 as they have a flight range equal to or greater than 300km. In addition, Mohajer UAVs are produced by Qods Aviation which is blacklisted by the UN and its assets are subject to freezing by all countries.
At the Security Council meeting on October 26, most of its member states in their speeches backed the UN investigation into the use of Iranian drones by Russia against the civilian population and infrastructure of Ukraine.
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