Russia has denied claims it is sharing intelligence with Iran to target U.S. forces, with Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov calling such accusations unfounded. Moscow acknowledged close military-technical ties with Iran but insisted it is not providing battlefield data, noting that locations of U.S. bases are publicly known. Lavrov also accused the United States and its allies of fueling conflicts across the Middle East, while defending Russia’s continued economic partnerships despite sanctions. His remarks come amid rising speculation over covert coordination as tensions escalate across the region.
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