Bloomberg Russia Aids Iran in Targeting Americans, EU Diplomat Claims
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- •Russia is aiding Iran with intelligence to target U.S. forces in the Middle East.
- •Kaja Kallas called for increased U.S. pressure on Russia to stop its support for Iran.
- •The cooperation includes intelligence sharing and drone supplies for attacks.
The EU's top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, stated that Russia is providing intelligence support to Iran to target and kill Americans amidst the ongoing Middle East conflict. Kallas emphasized that this cooperation includes sharing intelligence on U.S. military positions and supplying drones for attacks on U.S. bases and allies. The comments came during a G7 meeting held near Paris, where Kallas urged the U.S. to increase pressure on Russia to halt its support for Iran. U.K. Secretary of Defense John Healey echoed these concerns, suggesting a coordinated 'axis of aggression' between Russia and Iran. Reports indicate that this intelligence sharing has been ongoing since the war began in late February, following the deaths of six U.S. service members in an Iranian strike in Kuwait. The situation highlights the interconnected nature of the conflicts involving Russia, Iran, and the U.S.
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