Khayyam satellite is of which country?

A high-resolution Iranian-owned satellite Khayyam satellite has been launched into space from a base in Kazakhstan on board a Russian rocket. The Khayyam – named after 11th-century Persian polymath Omar Khayyam –was commissioned by Iran and built by Russia, can hit a much more precise resolution of 1 metre (3.3 feet) and is to operate at the 500km orbit while weighing about 600kg (1,322 pounds). About Iran Capital: Tehran Currency: Iranian rial President: Ebrahim Raisi About Russia Capital: Moscow Currency: Russian ruble President: Vladimir Putin