Russia allegedly sharing satellite intelligence on US bases with Iran, world leader claims
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy alleges Russia has been sharing satellite intelligence on U.S. and allied military facilities in the Middle East with Iran. Zelenskyy claims Russian satellites imaged strategic sites, including bases and energy infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Turkey, and Diego Garcia, over several days in late March. He suggests this reconnaissance indicates preparations for strikes, raising concerns about potential targeting. Zelenskyy's warning follows his trip to Gulf countries where he discussed security cooperation and shared intelligence with regional leaders facing Iranian attacks. He stated Ukraine has provided Middle Eastern partners with information about Russian support for Iran, including potential targeting assistance, similar to how Russia shares satellite images related to Ukraine.
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AI-ExtractedSome locations identified by Zelenskyy have been targeted in recent Iranian attacks.
Russian satellites photographed multiple strategic sites 'in the interests of Iran,' including bases and critical energy infrastructure across the Gulf.
Russian reconnaissance satellites have recently imaged key U.S. and allied military facilities across the Middle East.
On March 24, Russian satellites reportedly captured imagery of the U.S.-U.K. military facility on Diego Garcia.
Russia has provided Iran with 'a target list, basically, through their satellites, American targets, but also air targets in the Gulf.'
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