Kyiv, March 24 — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has claimed that Ukraine possesses “irrefutable evidence” of Russia sharing intelligence with Iran. He alleged that Moscow is providing Tehran with radio-technical and electronic intelligence, as well as leveraging information from partners in the Middle East.
Zelensky said the intelligence-sharing is aimed at prolonging the West Asia conflict and destabilizing global security. He warned that Russia’s actions are not limited to Europe but extend to supporting Iran in ways that could trigger new conflicts in the coming years.
Ukraine’s military intelligence agency (HUR) reportedly presented findings to Zelensky, which he described as conclusive. He argued that Russia’s cooperation with Iran underscores a growing axis that threatens both regional and international stability.
The claim comes amid heightened global concern over the Iran conflict and its spillover effects, with observers noting that any deepening Russia–Iran partnership could complicate Western strategies in both Europe and the Middle East.
