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The U.S. has issued a stern warning to Russia regarding its potential involvement in the escalating conflict in West Asia, specifically concerning reports of intelligence sharing with Iran.
U.S. War Secretary Pete Hegseth stated Russia "should not be involved," following suggestions that Moscow might be providing Tehran with intelligence on U.S. military assets in the Gulf. Despite these reports, Russian officials have denied sharing intel with Iran in a call with President Trump.
However, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi acknowledged Russian assistance "in many different directions," though without specific details. The White House confirmed it has conveyed its disapproval to Russia.
Adding to the complexity, the Russian Consulate General in Isfahan, Iran, was damaged in a nearby attack, prompting Russia to demand adherence to international law regarding diplomatic premises. This situation underscores significant geopolitical friction and the potential for wider instability in the region.
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