Matthew Miller, a spokesman for the State Department, said Monday, August 16, at a press conference in jest in response to Hossein Amirbadolhian's claim, when he asked if the Islamic Republic wanted "proof beyond the downed drone that had parts made in Iran"?

Despite the fact that the US National Defense Agency held an exhibition last week on Iranian drones that Russia uses in its war against Ukraine, Iran's foreign minister again "denied" during his visit to Japan that Russia is equipped with drones produced by the military industry of the Revolutionary Guards.

Hossein Amirbadolhian said Monday at a press conference in Tokyo, "We did not provide drones to be used in the war in Ukraine" and that Tehran's efforts are focused on "dialogue and finding a political solution" to end the Russia-Ukraine war and added that "America and the West should stop making baseless accusations against Iran." .

In response to Hossein Amirbadolhian's words, the spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Washington said that if there was a request from the Iranian Foreign Minister to receive the proofs, we would certainly have submitted them.

Matthew Miller added that the US has shared its information on the activity of Iranian drones in the skies over Ukraine since the beginning of the conflict. According to the spokesman, the decision on handing over the evidence from Ukraine to Iran in this context rests with the Ukrainian authorities, and the United States is "ready to cooperate with Kiev".

Last week, during the unveiling of the downed Iranian-made drones at the Department of Defense in Washington, US defense officials said there was "irrefutable evidence" that the drones were manufactured by Iran.

The large number of drones that Ukraine reports that Russia is using in attacks indicates a constant supply of suicide drones from Iran to the Russian military.