Russia Aids Iran's Drone Attacks on U.S.

0:00On March 18, Russia has ramped up intelligence sharing and military support for Iran, handing over satellite images to help target U.S. forces in. The Middle East officials say this gives Tehran clear reviews of American positions, aircraft, and defenses for better strike planning. On top of the imagery, Russia is supplying parts and upgrades for Iran's Shahed drones, using lessons from its Ukraine war to boost navigation, communications, and precision. Iranian attacks now zero in on radars and command systems, much like Moscow's playbook. U.S. leaders brush off the impact, pointing to successes like striking over 7,000 targets, and sinking more than 100 Iranian vessels, that has cut their missile attacks by 90 percent and drone strikes by 95 percent. Russia denies providing any such aid, while former President Trump hinted at possible limited help without details. The partnership deepened after Iran's drone supplies to Moscow in 2022. This back and forth lets both nations pressure America,

1:02divert resources, and sharpen their edge across regions without a full alliance.