Israel grants NATO members permission to supply weapons with Israeli components to Ukraine


According to media reports, Israel agreed after the US presidential administration urged it to look beyond humanitarian aid.
Journalist Avi Sharf, who writes a regular column for Haaretz, reported:
Israel has given NATO members, notably the UK, permission to supply Ukraine with weapons systems, notably fire control and electro-optical systems, which contain Israeli components. It has also agreed to purchase strategic materials.
Israel gave NATO members, including the UK, permission to deliver to Ukraine weapons systems, including fire-control and electro-optic, that include Israeli components.
- avi scharf (@avischarf) November 17, 2022
It also agreed to purchase 'strategic materials' for Ukraine's armed forces@yossi_melman https://t.co/j2jmp73zrA
It is noted that the equipment will be transferred through the NATO country which supplies weapons to Ukraine.
We shall remind you that earlier Israel attacked a military airfield in Syria. Two servicemen were killed and three were wounded.
The airbase was used by the Russian and Iranian militaries. The Russian military has been expanding the runway and underground facilities, including shelters for planes, for the last three years.

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