In an interview, the Israeli Prime Minister announced that he is evaluating the option of sending weapons, including the Iron Dome system, to Ukraine.
According to the report of Pak Sahafat International News Agency, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday announced the evaluation of the possibility of sending the Iron Dome air defense system to Ukraine.
According to the Anatolian news agency, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime said in an interview with France’s LCI channel: The issue of sending weapons to Ukraine was discussed and rejected by the previous government. I will look into this matter and respond as best I can. But Tel Aviv should consider its options and consider its position in the region.
He added that Israel’s participation will probably be in other fields.
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Netanyahu explained that Israel has provided Ukraine with humanitarian aid and accepted a large number of Ukrainian refugees.
Anatolia news agency wrote: Benjamin Netanyahu promised during the election campaign that he would consider sending weapons to Ukraine if elected.
In an interview with CNN, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime said in response to a question about the possibility of Tel Aviv’s aid to Ukraine, especially in the field of supply of “Iron Dome” systems: “Well, I’m certainly looking into it.”
Russia has warned against the sending of any weapons to Ukraine by Western countries and its allies and has assessed it as a cause of escalation of tensions.
Following the former Zionist regime’s support for Ukraine in international forums, Russia imposed sanctions on this regime, including suspending the activities of several Jewish agencies in Russia, which led to the strain of relations between the two sides.