Russia Denies Sharing Intel with Iran

0:00It's March 18th, here's your global news in two minutes. The Kremlin is pushing back against the recent Wall Street journal story, claiming Russia is sharing satellite images and upgraded drone technology with Iran. According to the report, this helps Tehran better target U.S. forces across the Middle East. Spotsman Dmitry Peskov called the claims completely false on March 18th. Russia and Iran have deepened their military ties in recent years, especially since the Ukraine conflict started. Moscow has bought lots of Iranian drones, and now the journal says the favor is being returned with intelligence support. Peskov's quick denial highlights ongoing tensions between Russia and the West. U.S. officials have long worried about this partnership growing stronger, as it challenges American interests in the region. No new evidence has surfaced to back the journal sources, who spoke anonymously. Russian officials often label critical reports like this as Western propaganda. For now, the story remains unverified, but it underscores how Russia and Iran relations

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