Ukraine Will Share Information with Allies on Russian Aid to Iran — Zelenskyy
On July 25, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy instructed intelligence agencies to share information with international partners regarding possible new Russian support for the Iranian regime.
“Since early July, we have been monitoring active Russian satellite surveillance of the Gulf region and U.S. military facilities located there. These images subsequently end up in Iran. There is a clear correlation between Russian surveillance of these facilities and strikes by Iranian forces—both on the eve of the attacks and afterward, to assess the damage inflicted,” the president noted.
According to him, on July 19 and 20 alone, four air bases came under the scrutiny of Russian satellites: two in Bahrain and one each in Jordan and Kuwait.
“It’s clear why. All of us around the world must not turn a blind eye to a very simple fact: evil is always looking for ways to make things even worse and to spread. Russia must be stopped. The war must be stopped. Pressure on the aggressor must work,” Zelenskyy emphasized.
Earlier, Zelenskyy stated that Russia was preparing for mobilization and the deployment of North Korean troops.
Since the start of the day, Russian troops have attacked Ukrainian Armed Forces positions 79 times.
Madyar reported an increase in the number of Russian troops on the front lines.
On the morning of July 25, Russian forces struck Zaporizhzhia with guided aerial bombs. One woman was killed in the attack, and several others were wounded. Rescue and emergency services are working at the scene, and details regarding the consequences of the shelling are being clarified.
