In comments on Friday, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Nasser Kanaani rejected the baseless claims that an Iranian military officer was on Ukrainian soil to train Russian forces.
Reiterating Iran's opposition to war, he emphasized the need to halt the conflict and resolve disputes between Russia and Ukraine peacefully.
The spokesman stated that such baseless claims are made with specific political motives and objectives, adding that the accusations contradict Iran's principled approach to the conflict in Ukraine, the Foreign Ministry’s website reported.
His remarks came after Ukraine's prosecutor general said a case has been opened against a general of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) on suspicion of aiding Russia in war and war crimes against Ukraine.
Andriy Kostin alleged that the investigation revealed that between July and August 2022, Russian military representatives reached an agreement with Iran on the purchase of Shahed-136 and Mohajer-6 attack drones, along with related equipment.
Iran has repeatedly and categorically refuted the accusation of involvement in the military conflict between Russia and Ukraine.