Zelensky Warns Russia May Send Troops to Iran

0:00On March 11, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that Russia could become the first nation to send troops to Iran to battle the United, states and Israel. This comes amid reports that Moscow shared sensitive intelligence with Tehran, including positions of American warships and aircraft in the middle. East Earlier this week, Russian President Vladimir Putin denied passing any such information during a phone call with Donald Trump. The claims stem from a Washington Post report detailing the Kremlin's assistance to Iran. Zelensky highlighted Russia's growing support for Iran through drones, missiles and air defenses, drawing parallels to North Korea sending 10,000 soldiers to help Russia and Ukraine. He questioned what escalation might come next. Meanwhile, the U.S. Israel conflict with Iran has entered its 12th day marked by a cargo shipfire in the strait of Hormuz, U.S. strikes on Iranian. One-laying boats, a drone hit on the U.S. base in Baghdad and fresh missile barrages

1:00toward Israel. White House officials expressed displeasure over the alleged intel-sharing and stress-taking Russia at its word on denials as the Middle East. Violence shows no signs of letting up.