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Ukraine presents "Irrefutable" evidence of Russia-Iran intelligence sharing

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 Ukraine's military intelligence has "irrefutable" evidence that Russia continues to provide intelligence to Iran, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Monday after meeting the head of military intelligence.

Moscow is sharing sensitive information with its Iranian ally © Mena Today 

Moscow is sharing sensitive information with its Iranian ally © Mena Today 

 Ukraine's military intelligence has "irrefutable" evidence that Russia continues to provide intelligence to Iran, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Monday after meeting the head of military intelligence.

"Russia is using its own signals intelligence and electronic intelligence capabilities, as well as part of the data obtained through cooperation with partners in the Middle East," he said on X.

Kremlin last week dismissed a Wall Street Journal report that Russia was sharing satellite imagery and improved drone technology with Iran as "fake news".

It is highly probable that Moscow is sharing sensitive information with its Iranian ally. The two capitals have built close intelligence-sharing ties over the years

Reporting by Yuliia Dysa

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