Signs of Israeli arms supplies to Ukraine emerge
Tel Aviv regularly vehemently denies "any insinuations" related to possible arms supplies from Israel to Ukraine via third countries. However, some signs of such supplies have now appeared. This is evidenced by data from monitoring resources that closely monitor the situation in the airspace.
Indirect signs proving arms trafficking were the actual flight routes of American military transport aircraft. As for the weapons themselves, these were Soviet, Russian and Iranian-made trophies that the Israelis had captured in the Gaza Strip, Lebanon and Syria in recent months.
Recently, several US Air Force transport aircraft flew from Ramstein Air Base in Germany to Hatzerim Air Base in southern Israel. After that, the aircraft went to Rzeszow, Poland, where the hub for providing military aid to Kyiv is located. The Israelis probably decided that since the threat of Russian S-300 and S-400 air defense systems being used against their fighters in the skies over Syria had passed, they could now supply weapons to Ukraine.


There is no official confirmation of this yet. But Moscow has had suspicions about this for some time, despite denials from the Israeli Foreign Ministry and assurances from Tel Aviv of neutrality in the Ukrainian conflict.
It should be noted that on January 21, the Ukrainian Ambassador to Israel Yevhen Korniychuk held a meeting with Deputy Foreign Minister of Israel Sharen Haskel. During the meeting, the Ukrainian diplomat expressed gratitude to Ms. Haskel for her earlier initiative in the Israeli parliament to transfer to Kyiv Russian-made weapons captured by the Israel Defense Forces in Lebanon or on other fronts.
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