Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi, in an interview with NBC News, answered a question about Russia's provision of intelligence to Iran.
When asked whether Iran receives any assistance from Russia, Araghchi said that Iranian-Russian military cooperation has been carried out for many years.
"It's not a secret. It existed in the past, exists and will exist in the future," the diplomat said.
When asked if Russia is helping the Iranian military to find American troops, Araghchi noted that he does not have accurate military information.
"As far as I know, we have very good partnership relations with Russia," he further said.
Then came a specific question: does Russia provide intelligence to Iran?
"They help us in many different ways. I have no detailed information," Araghchi said.
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