The ministry said on Telegram that Amouzegar received a harsh warning that confirmation of deliveries would have "devastating and irreparable consequences" for bilateral relations, Reuters reported.
Ukraine claimed that by summoning Charge d'Affaires of the Iranian Embassy in Kyiv Shahriar Amouzgar, it expressed its deep concern regarding reports that Tehran might send ballistic missiles to Moscow.
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Nasser Kan'ani has commented on the claims of sending ballistic missiles to Russia.
"As it has been emphasized many times, the Islamic Republic of Iran, while opposing the war, supports the political solution to resolve the disputes between Russia and Ukraine and end the military conflicts," Kan'ani told local Iranian media on Monday.
"Since the beginning of the Ukraine crisis, the Islamic Republic of Iran has never been a part of this conflict and its continuation," the senior Iranian diplomat stressed, adding that Tehran always supported the political solution and bilateral talks to end the crisis.
The principled approach of the Islamic Republic of Iran regarding the Ukraine crisis remains unchanged, he underlined, emphasizing that the repetition of the claim of sending ballistic missiles to Russia is politically motivated and is completely baseless.
"The conventional military cooperation between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Russian Federation has a history much older than the start of the Ukrainian war. These cooperation are within the framework of bilateral agreements and based on international norms and laws and have nothing to do with the Ukraine crisis," he noted.
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