Ukraine Accuses Russia of Sharing Data with Iran

0:00It's March 23rd, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Global News Today, your AI-powered world briefing. Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky announced that his country's military intelligence has strong proof Russia is still sharing key data with Iran. He shared this on Monday, March 23rd, right after a meeting with Ukraine's top intelligence chief. Zelensky explained that Russia draws from its own surveillance systems and electronic monitoring, because details gathered through allies in the middle. East. This cooperation helps bolster Iran's capabilities amid regional conflicts. The Kremlin pushed back last week against the similar report from the Wall Street Journal. They called claims of Russia supplying satellite photos and advanced drone tech to Iran completely false. Ukraine stands firm on its findings, pointing to continued exchanges despite denials. Officials see this as part of broader military ties between the two nations. With global eyes on these alliances, the revelations add fresh urgency to talks about

1:01security threats in Europe and beyond.