Zelensky: Russia Spied on UK-US Base, Iran Missiles Hit Key Spots

On March 29, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky dropped a bombshell, saying Russian

spy satellites snapped photos of the joint U.K. U.S. base on.

Diego Garcia, right after Iran fired two ballistic missiles at it, this happened before March

24, with the base sitting about 3,800 kilometers away in the Indian Ocean.

One missile flopped mid-flight, the other got taken out by the U.S. Navy.

Volodymyr Zelensky got this intel in a briefing and shared it online, noting the shots were

snapped in Iran's interest.

On March 24, they hid Diego Garcia.

March 25 covered Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia.

Then March 26 targeted spots like Shabah Oilfield, Insurlic, in Turkey, and Aoudidi in Katar

Key spots for American and British forces.

Tensions spiked around Diego Garcia, a hot spot in U.K. U.S. ties.

U.K. Prime Minister Kier Starmer first blocked U.S. bombing runs from there against Iran,

but later Greenlit limited strikes on drone and missile sites, threatening British ships

in the strait of Hormuz.

Iran has hit some of these other bases too, housing RAF personnel.

Meanwhile, the Royal Navy is gearing up the support ship RFA Line Bay with mine hunting

drones in gear, turning it into a mothership for unmanned.

This comes after heat for pulling their last minehunter from the region just as the U.S.

Israel-Iran war kicked off.

The ships now at heightened readiness in the Mediterranean, eyeing a possible rush to the

Hormuz strait.

Oil and gas prices are through the roof as Iran threatens to choke that vital waterway,

and with Israeli moves in Lebanon raising evac risks, ministers want options to keep

shipping flowing.

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