Zelenskyy Accuses Russia of Aiding Iran with Intelligence in War

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy states he has evidence that Russia is providing intelligence support to Iran, an act he calls destructive and destabilizing. He warns this aid helps prolong the conflict and is negatively impacting global fuel markets. The claim follows a phone call between Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and his Iranian counterpart, where they discussed regional escalation. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pledged to continue attacks against Iran.

Key Points: Zelenskyy: Russia Gives Iran Intel, Prolonging War

  • Russia accused of intelligence aid to Iran
  • Support helps Iran stay afloat and strike accurately
  • Lavrov and Iranian FM discuss regional escalation
  • Netanyahu pledges continued attacks on Iran and Lebanon
  • Markets reacting negatively to destabilization
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Ukraine has evidence of Russia giving intelligence support to Iran: Zelenskyy

Ukraine's President claims evidence shows Russia provides intelligence support to Iran, destabilizing global security and fuel markets.

"There is growing evidence that the Russians continue to provide the Iranian regime with intelligence support. - Volodymyr Zelenskyy"

Kyiv, March 24

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Tuesday said that he has the evidence of the fact that Russia is providing intelligence to Iran for the war.

Zelenskyy said that the aid is helping Iran stay afloat and prolonging the war.

"There is growing evidence that the Russians continue to provide the Iranian regime with intelligence support. This is clearly a destructive activity, and it must be stopped, as it only leads to further destabilization. All decent states are interested in guaranteeing security and preventing a larger crisis. Markets are already reacting negatively, and this is significantly complicating the fuel situation in many countries. By helping the Iranian regime stay afloat and strike more accurately, Russia is effectively prolonging the war. There must be a response," Zelenskyy said.

Earlier in the day, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on Monday spoke to his Iranian counterpart Abbas Araghchi.

Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a post on X, "On March 23, FMs Sergey Lavrov & Seyed Abbas Araghchi spoke over the phone. The Ministers discussed the deterioration in the Persian Gulf caused by US-Israeli aggression. They also voiced concern over the conflict's dangerous expansion into the Caspian region."

Sergey Lavrov stressed the categorical unacceptability of the US-Israeli strikes on Iran's nuclear infrastructure, including the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant, which creates unacceptable risks for the safety of Russian personnel and could lead to catastrophic environmental consequences for all countries of the region without exception, an official statement said.

Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday (local time) said he spoke to US President Donald Trump, and they will realise the goals of the war through an agreement that will safeguard our vital interests.

Netanyahu pledged to keep attacking Iran and Lebanon.

- ANI

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Aman W
Russia and Iran teaming up? Not surprising, but definitely worrying. India has important relationships with both countries. Our foreign ministry has a delicate balancing act ahead. Hope our leaders are preparing for the ripple effects on trade and energy security. 🇮🇳
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Rohit P
Zelenskyy is right to call for a response, but what can be done? The UN seems powerless. Meanwhile, the common man in India is more worried about petrol prices crossing ₹110 than who is sharing intelligence. The global order needs a serious rethink.
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Sarah B
While the situation is complex, I respectfully disagree with the article's framing that places all blame on one side. The US-Israeli strikes are also escalatory. A lasting solution requires all parties to de-escalate. India's stance of dialogue and diplomacy is the only sane path forward.
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Vikram M
Another conflict far away that will end up affecting our pockets. First Ukraine war, now this. Hope our government has a contingency plan for oil imports. Jai Hind!
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Karthik V
The mention of the Bushehr plant is scary. A nuclear incident in the Gulf would be a disaster for the entire region, including us. This isn't just geopolitics; it's about preventing an ecological catastrophe. The world needs to listen.

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