Iran on Sept. 9 denied it had delivered ballistic missiles to Russia, calling reports to the contrary “psychological warfare.” The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported on Sept. 6 that Tehran had sent an unspecified number of the weapons. The report prompted “alarm” from the White House, and a warning from Ukraine that the move would have “devastating consequences for Ukrainian-Iranian bilateral relations.” “No missile was sent to Russia, and this claim is a kind of psychological warfare,” Iranian brigadier and senior Revolutionary Guards’ commander Fazlollah Nozari told Iranian media. In Russia,…