Forces aligned with Iran may use Russian satellite data to attack Saudi Arabia. The Associated Press, citing an analysis by Aurora, reports that the Houthi groups and Iraqi militias in Yemen may receive intelligence data from Russian satellites to target oil and military facilities in Saudi Arabia. An analysis of 40 missile and UAV attacks from July 1 to October 19 shows that there is a connection between the activity of Russian satellites and these attacks. The number of active Russian satellites above the intended targets increased by about 50% in the 72 hours before and after the attacks. The two targets mentioned include 3 pumping stations of the East-West oil pipeline and the King Fahd base. Saudi Arabia has accused Iran and the Houthis of receiving intelligence from sources in Russia and China.

Forces aligned with Iran may use Russian satellite data to attack Saudi Arabia. The Associated Press, citing an analysis by Aurora, reports that the Houthi groups and Iraqi militias in Yemen may receive intelligence data from Russian satellites to target oil and military facilities in Saudi Arabia. An analysis of 40 missile and UAV attacks from July 1 to October 19 shows that there is a connection between the activity of Russian satellites and these attacks. The number of active Russian satellites above the intended targets increased by about 50% in the 72 hours before and after the attacks. The two targets mentioned include 3 pumping stations of the East-West oil pipeline and the King Fahd base. Saudi Arabia has accused Iran and the Houthis of receiving intelligence from sources in Russia and China.