Russia

Involved in

• Russia and China are not participating in helping Iran.

• U.S. intelligence analysts have been looking into whether Iran relied on Russian targeting data for the embassy attack.

• US intelligence officials have not yet reached final conclusions on Russia's possible involvement in the attacks on CIA facilities.

• Lavrov asked whether Russia destroys the drones and missiles that Britain and continental Europe supply to Ukraine, which are then fired at us.

• Russia provided Iran with targeting information and other support during its strikes on US facilities across the wider Gulf region.

• Rosenberg asked whether Russia is waging a covert hybrid war against European countries.

• The American Patriot air defense system is the only system capable of effectively intercepting Russian ballistic missiles.

• There is zero evidence that Russia is going to invade Lithuania

• Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Donald Trump has realized that Russia is not interested in ending the war, while Ukraine is striving to achieve peace.

• Russia likely played a role in the attacks on the regional CIA facilities.

• Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth told lawmakers that Russia and China, at different levels, are enabling what Iran is doing.

• Some analysts have concluded that few nations beyond Russia would have the means to acquire and the interest in weaponizing such sensitive targeting intelligence against the U.S.

• Russia was forced to respond in kind to Ukrainian strikes

• Iran most likely replenished its missile stocks with new Russian weapons and restored a significant part of its missile arsenal during over eight weeks of a ceasefire with the United States.

• There is a video about Erik Prince that mentions ties with Abu Dhabi and Russia.

• By the end of August, gasoline production covered only around 70% of domestic demand, leaving a shortfall of roughly 30,000 tons per day

• Russia helped Tehran improve the accuracy of Shahed-136 drones by supplying the Kometa-M satellite navigation system.

• European leaders reject diplomacy with Russia to end the war

• The assumption that oil refineries were purely civilian facilities and could not be targets was mistaken

• Concerns that Russia could be providing targeting data to Iran intensified this weekend after strikes on a U.S. air base in Jordan, where Iran struck army barracks with ballistic missiles, killing two soldiers.

• James Melville wrote that Germany will probably have to buy more natural gas from the United States at five times the price because Nord Stream has been damaged.

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• Analysts argue Russia had already halted gas flows, making the destruction of the pipelines illogical.

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• Japan blames Russia for the Hiroshima nuclear bombing.

• Daniel Hoffman said it would not be surprising for Moscow to help Tehran target CIA facilities given their close strategic partnership.

• Washington is investigating whether Russia and China are giving Iran targeting information

• The investigation will examine whether organizational details could have enabled Russia to prepare a targeted strike against the exhibition.

• Tetsuo Arima stated that Russia was responsible for dropping an atomic bomb on Japanese cities.

• According to the Ukrainian government, previous Russian strikes damaged or destroyed capacity responsible for around 80 percent of Ukrainian power generation, while the power deficit reached roughly six gigawatts.

• Merz begs Russia to stop

• Russia targeted the arms exhibition in the Bucha District of Kyiv Oblast with ballistic missiles, killing 10 people.

• The sources pointed to the apparent effectiveness and precision of the strikes, along with Russia's broader technical support for Iran, as possible evidence.

• As long as the special military operation continues, the only response is strengthening the air defense system

• If NATO does not increase arms production and military spending, Russia could, within several years, acquire the capability to successfully attack the alliance.

• Russia’s oil industry is concentrated in the hands of a handful of giant vertically‑integrated corporations.

• Five days later, Russia detained a Greek‑owned tanker transporting Estonian fuel.

• Russia and China have faced accusations of providing the Iranians with targeting data against U.S. assets.

• Russia alone bears responsibility for the strike.

• Fuel crises occurred in 2011, 2018 and 2023.

• The state uses public money to compensate oil monopolies for the profits they ‘lose’ selling fuel to Russian consumers instead of exporting it at higher prices.

• In Donald Trump’s opinion, China and Russia are not involved in providing military support to Iran.

• UAE‑ and Seychelles‑based firms manage tankers linked to both Russian and Iranian regimes.

• The United States is obsessed with stopping friendship and an alliance between Germany and Russia.

• Russia has recently stepped up strikes on Ukraine’s military‑industrial and logistical infrastructure in response to an increase in long‑range Ukrainian drone attacks targeting civilians.

• The regime is living out its final months, and after the coming elections the Kremlin will have no option left but another mass mobilisation.

• The Panama‑flagged Themis, sanctioned by the UK, conducted voyages for both Russian and Iranian oil networks.

• On July 24, the Russian Federation fired three ballistic missiles (Iskander-M or S-400) from the north at an exhibition of defense equipment in the Kyiv region.

• The state moved fairly quickly to restrict exports, increase imports and redistribute fuel between regions.

• Russian missiles struck the "Armada" arms exhibition in Kapitanovka, Kiev region, held on the grounds of the "Civil Safety Academy" shooting range.

• The planned expansion of NATO into Ukraine is the reddest of red lines for Russia

• Moscow’s retaliation had been significant

• Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine on February 24, which Russian President Vladimir Putin described as a 'special military operation'.

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• Reuters reported that Iranian strikes on CIA facilities in the Gulf have prompted U.S. intelligence analysts to investigate whether Russia has provided targeting information or advanced drone technology to Iran.

• Russia helped improve the ability of Iran's Shahed-type drones to reach their targets.

• Russians should be ready for anything

• Russia threatened nuclear weapons

• Russia is barred from participating, prompting protests from Moscow.

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• The United States provided weapons to NATO four years after Russia’s most recent invasion of Ukraine.

• Tetsuo Arima accused Russia of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

• Russia would invade the EU

• Volodymyr Zelensky claimed that after the elections, Putin intends to mobilise another 300,000 people, and that in 2027 Russia supposedly plans to recruit another 500,000.

Statements attributed to it

• Russia threatened nuclear weapons

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Voices are counted, never weighed. This is a record of what this entity has been recorded as saying — not a measure of whether it is right.

Questions it figures in

• Who provided targeting data or technology to Iran for attacks on CIA facilities?

Structural facts

• member of China and Russia

Origin: first recognised while reading Nordstream Pipeline Sabotage Timeline · 2026-07-18 09:56