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

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Russia helped improve the ability of Iran's Shahed-type drones to reach their targets. is currently leading — not established.

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

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

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

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