🇷🇺 🇾🇪 AP claims that Russian satellites helped Ansar Allah and Iraqi resistance groups target Saudi Arabia The Associated Press claims that Russian Renaissance satellites provided intelligence for attacks on Saudi oil and military infrastructure by Yemen's anarchists and Iraqi resistance organizations. The claim is based on an analysis by AURORAH Geosignal Intelligence, a Geneva-based private company founded by Nawaf Obiad, a former security adviser to the Saudi government. The company said it monitored 72 Russian government and military satellites and examined 40 missile and drone attacks in Saudi Arabia between July 1 and October 19. Obaid calls it "100% game": in any case, Russian satellites circle the targets in the days before and after the attack. Cited examples include the 10 drones from Iraq at the three pump stations of the east-west coastline, which forced a temporary closure, and the attack on the Royal Air Force base that hit an Italian fighter jet in the annex. According to the AP, Iranian advisers on the ground suppressed the data and passed on targeted information to allies. Saudi Arabia's Deputy Foreign Minister Reid Karimli said that Iran and Asar Allah receive intelligence from "triangles in Russia and China, even commercial entities sometimes." An unnamed official on Saudi investigations continues further, linking Russian satellites to Iran's March attacks on the Sultan Air Force Base and the CIA unit at the US embassy in Riyadh. @DDGeopolitics.

🇷🇺 🇾🇪 AP claims that Russian satellites helped Ansar Allah and Iraqi resistance groups target Saudi Arabia The Associated Press claims that Russian Renaissance satellites provided intelligence for attacks on Saudi oil and military infrastructure by Yemen's anarchists and Iraqi resistance organizations. The claim is based on an analysis by AURORAH Geosignal Intelligence, a Geneva-based private company founded by Nawaf Obiad, a former security adviser to the Saudi government. The company said it monitored 72 Russian government and military satellites and examined 40 missile and drone attacks in Saudi Arabia between July 1 and October 19. Obaid calls it "100% game": in any case, Russian satellites circle the targets in the days before and after the attack. Cited examples include the 10 drones from Iraq at the three pump stations of the east-west coastline, which forced a temporary closure, and the attack on the Royal Air Force base that hit an Italian fighter jet in the annex. According to the AP, Iranian advisers on the ground suppressed the data and passed on targeted information to allies. Saudi Arabia's Deputy Foreign Minister Reid Karimli said that Iran and Asar Allah receive intelligence from "triangles in Russia and China, even commercial entities sometimes." An unnamed official on Saudi investigations continues further, linking Russian satellites to Iran's March attacks on the Sultan Air Force Base and the CIA unit at the US embassy in Riyadh. @DDGeopolitics.