Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Russia of providing Iran with intelligence, including surveillance data on U.S. military installations in the Persian Gulf, according to a report from an open-source intelligence account. The statement follows his earlier claim that Russian satellites tracked U.S. sites and the imagery later appeared in Iran.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Russia of providing Iran with intelligence, including surveillance data on U.S. military installations in the Persian Gulf, according to a report published Saturday evening by an open-source intelligence account. The accusation, reported at 22:24 Jerusalem, adds to a series of claims by Zelenskyy regarding Russian-Iranian intelligence cooperation.
Earlier Saturday at 22:12 Jerusalem, Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine had documented Russian satellites tracking U.S. military sites in the Gulf, and that the images later appeared in Iran. He said he would share the intelligence with allies.
The claims have not been independently verified. The latest report comes from a single open-source intelligence account.
5 developments
- DevelopingSatellite imagery shows damage to US bases in the Gulf, Ynet reports
- DevelopingAnalysis: Satellite imagery shows heavy damage to Gulf military infrastructure amid US-Iran clashes
- DevelopingZelensky publishes video claiming Flamingo missiles hit Russian oil infrastructure and military base
- DevelopingCNN: Satellite images show Iran rebuilding damaged nuclear sites
Source and signal
- Open-source intake