Russia Tried to Blackmail U.S. with Intelligence to Iran, Zelenskyy Says
Zelenskiy alleges Russia used intelligence-sharing leverage with Iran to pressure the U.S. to halt support for Ukraine amid ongoing conflict, citing military intelligence reports.
- On Wednesday, President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of attempting to "blackmail" the United States, alleging Moscow offered to cease sharing military intelligence with Iran if Washington cut off intelligence support to Ukraine.
- Zelensky stated on Monday that Ukraine's military intelligence holds "irrefutable" evidence of Russia's ongoing intelligence provision to Iran, though he provided no further details regarding who received the offer.
- Moscow has consistently denied assisting Iran in its conflict with the United States and Israel, a position Washington confirmed it had received directly from Russian officials earlier this month.
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Volodymyr Zelensky claims that Russia tried to blackmail the United States by offering to stop sharing military intelligence with Iran if, in exchange, Washington did the same with Ukraine. Moscow did not react.
Zelensky claims Russia tried to blackmail the U.S. over intelligence sharing with Iran, and the alleged deal he described is brazen
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has claimed that Russia tried to blackmail the United States. According to Zelensky, Moscow offered to stop sharing military intelligence with Iran if Washington, in return, would cut off intelligence data to Kyiv. Zelensky said he had seen intelligence reports detailing this offer. He did not provide specifics on who Russia addressed this to, but he was clear about what he thought it meant. “I have reports…
Zelensky: Russia tried to blackmail the US by offering to "cut off" Ukraine from their intelligenceRussia offered the US to stop sharing data with Iran in exchange for isolation from such data for Ukraine. Zelensky confirmed the presence of Russian components in Iranian drones.
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