Russia-Iran Intel Sharing Fuels Iran's Attacks

0:00On April 7, fears are growing that Vladimir Putin is secretly helping Iran's attacks by sharing satellite intel, especially targeting Israel's energy grid and other key spots. A Ukrainian intelligence report says Russian satellites ran 24 surveillance flights over 11 countries from March 21st, 31st. They mapped 46 sensitive targets like US military bases, oil sites, and big airports. Right after, Iranian missiles and drones hid many of those military spots, showing a clear link. Western sources spotted a spike in Russian satellite images going to Tehan. Nine passes focused on Saudi Arabia, including five over King Khaled military city to hunt US THA defenses. Other scans hit Turkey, Jordan, Kuwait, UAE, Israel, Qatar, Iraq, Bahrain, and even the US base at Diego Garcia. Russian eyes were also locked on, the Strait of Hormuz, where one fifth of world oil flows. This ramps up as Russia and Iran tighten military bonds since the Ukraine

1:04invasion. They signed a strategic partnership treaty last January, with a clause for swapping intel to fight common threats. Iran denies sending drones to Russia, but now hackers from both sides team up on telegram Russian crews like Z-Pentest Alliance working with Iran's. Handle a hack, leaking Israeli infrastructure access. One key example, Russian Sats image Saudis Prince Sultan Airbase days before Iran's March 27 strike, wrecked a US-E3 century plane. They flew back the next day to check the damage. Diplomats grilled US Secretary of State Marco Rubio at a recent G7 but he brushed off Russian help as minor. All this points to a risky mashup of spy games, missiles, and cyber hits. As Moscow and Tehran, lock arms tighter against shared foes.