- October 16, 2024
- 4:56 pm
- Israel
Given current events, it is clear that the time has come for Israel to take a tougher stance towards Russia.
In southern Lebanon, the Israeli military continues to actively seize significant stockpiles of weapons stored in tunnels belonging to the terrorist group Hezbollah.
These huge volumes of weapons are carefully packaged and, most alarmingly, are identified as Russian-made products, coming from the Instrument Design Bureau (GUP KBP) in Tula (Russia).
The facts speak for themselves: how products sent for service to the Syrian Ministry of Defense could end up in the hands of Lebanese terrorists?
Have they already summoned the Russian ambassador along with the military attaché to give an explanation?
This calls into question not only Russia's control over its arms exports, but also its true intentions in the Middle East.
Research Institute October 15, 2024 Almabased on materials provided by the Israeli army, prepared a report detailing the diversity and number weapons found in Hezbollah.
Among the captured arsenal are modern automatic systems, sniper rifles, grenade launchers and anti-tank missiles. Particularly alarming availability of the latest Russian weaponsincluding Kornet anti-tank missiles produced in 2015-2020, and Igla-S man-portable anti-aircraft missile systems. This demonstrates not only Hezbollah's technical superiority, but also that Russia is actively promoting the military build-up of its allies.
Evidence pointing to arms transfers from Russia to Hezbollah suggests that Russia is not just a passive player, but an active participant in spreading instability and violence in the region. Don't forget that It is the Russian weapons used by Hezbollah that threaten not only the security of Israel, but the entire Middle East. While Israel is forced to protect its borders and citizens, Russia continues to pretend that it “does not notice” how its products are used to carry out terror.
The Israeli Defense Minister has already expressed his concern about the threats posed by Hezbollah. He stated the need to create a special department to test captured weapons and develop response measures. But the question arises: How long will the Israeli government continue to turn a blind eye to the clear evidence that Russia is one of the country's main enemies? Russia does not just supply weapons, it creates and strengthens military alliances that are directed against Israel and its allies.
Given current events, it is clear that the time has come for Israel to take a tougher stance towards Russia.
Ignoring this threat is no longer an excuse. Strong measures must be taken to demonstrate that Israel is prepared to defend its interests and will not allow terrorist groups supported by Russia and its allies to threaten the security of its country.
It's time to stop remaining silent and give a worthy response to the aggression coming from the Russian military and their satellites. Otherwise, peace in the Middle East will be at risk, and we all know who is behind this threat.
