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Russia Tipped Iran To Bomb CIA Bases In Middle East? US Intel Exposes Massive Plot, Shocking Report
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4:45Now PlayingU.S. intelligence agencies are investigating whether Russia helped Iran target CIA-linked facilities during Iranian drone attacks in the Middle East. According to reports, analysts are examining whether Moscow provided targeting intelligence or advanced drone technology that enabled strikes on sensitive CIA sites, including a CIA station inside the U.S. Embassy compound in Riyadh and another facility in eastern Iraq. Investigators are also looking into Russia's alleged supply of the Kometa-M satellite navigation system for Iranian Shahed drones. Officials stress that the probe remains ongoing and no definitive conclusions have been reached. Russia has denied supplying the technology, while the CIA declined comment.
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Russia Tipped Iran To Bomb CIA Bases In Middle East? US Intel Exposes Massive Plot, Shocking Report
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