Russian intelligence provided Tehran with a list of fifty-five energy targets in Israel, the Jerusalem Post reported on Monday, citing a source close to Ukrainian intelligence.
The outlet claimed that the potential targets were divided into three categories: energy production facilities, major urban and industrial energy hubs and local infrastructure. It was highlighted that Moscow told Tehran that damaging Israeli power plants would trigger a collapse, since Israel does not import energy from neighboring countries.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has been wary of Russia's role in the ongoing Middle East crisis, warning that "Russia is openly investing in prolonging" the Iran war.
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