Russia's oil exports under siege as ukraine targets iran's attacks

Ukraine's relentless pressure on Russia's oil exports has intensified, exposing a deadly game of geopolitical chess in the Middle East.

Iran's revenge misses mark, but ukraine's intelligence exposes russia's satellite surveillance

Just days after Russia provided Iran with detailed satellite imagery of military facilities and critical sites across 11 Middle Eastern countries, Iranian ballistic missiles and drones struck key targets. The Ukrainian government has corroborated the damning evidence, painting a picture of Russia's complicity in Tehran's aggression.

A series of detailed surveys, totaling 24 assessments from March 21 to 31, spotlighted 46 strategic objects, including US and allied military bases, airports, and oilfields. In the following days, these facilities were attacked, with the Prince Sultan airbase in Saudi Arabia bearing the brunt of Iran's wrath on March 27.

A Russian satellite is said to have assessed the damage the very next day, documenting the destruction of a vital E-3 Sentry airborne warning and control system aircraft and at least 12 injured troops.