Trump pays no attention to Russia’s possible assistance to Iran
Photo: White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt (US Department of State)
The US believes that even if Russia is indeed providing Iran with intelligence for strikes on American military bases, it "does not matter," according to a statement from White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt.
Commenting on reports that Russia may be providing Iran with data for attacks on US, Israeli, and allied military facilities, Leavitt said that all of this "does not matter" and is of no concern to the US.
"Whether or not this happened, frankly, it does not really matter, because President Trump and the United States military are absolutely decimating the rogue Iranian terrorist regime," she said.
Since March 6, Western media have reported that Russia is providing Iran with information on the locations of US military facilities. Thanks to this intelligence from Russia, Iranian forces have been able to carry out precise strikes on US military targets, including command systems, radars, and temporary military structures.
In addition, Iran may gain yet another ally. US intelligence has data indicating that China could provide assistance to Iran in confronting the United States and Israel.
