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Russia Warns Israel They will Use Tactical Nukes
Russia Warns Israel They will Use Tactical Nukes
In
the latest moves by Israel targeting Hezbollah supply lines in Syria
has not gone unnoticed by Russia President Putin. Twice the Russian
Government has summoned the Israeli Ambassador to the Kremlin for a
stern warning not to escalate the situation in Syria. But what many
do not know is that Russia has warned Israel and Saudi Arabia that
they are prepared to use Tactical Nuclear weapons against any
invading force against
Syria.
Links:
http://bigstory.ap.org/a7001ebc14674e...
http://www.debka.com/article/25973/Is...
http://realnienovosti.com/v-mire/1485...
http://mignews.ru/news/ukraine/world/...
http://www.mechon-mamre.org/p/pt/pt12...
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/09/wo...
From Israel's Debka Files
Israeli-Russian
clash over Hizballah’s Golan grabDEBKAfile Exclusive Report
20
March, 2017
The
Israeli drone that targeted the Syrian militiaman Yasser Sayad
outside the Golan town of Quneitra Sunday, March 19, reinforced the
message first carried by the Israeli Arrow 2 which shot down a Syrian
SA-5 anti-air missile Friday.
The Israeli ambassador was called twice
to the Russian foreign ministry.
Both
hits were precise: Sayad was on his way to join the Hizballah forces
who are trampling Syrian rebel villages on the Hermon slopes to clear
their path to the Golan; and the Syrian SA-5 was intercepted
microseconds before hitting the Israeli jets attacking a consignment
of Hizballah weapons outside the Syria T4 base near Palmyra, where a
Russian contingent is also housed.
After
the air strike, Israel’s ambassador to Moscow Cary Koren was
summoned to the Russian foreign ministry to hear a warning from
Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov to stop interfering with
Russian plans for Syria.
Syria’s
UN Ambassador Bashar Al Jaafari reflected the Assad regime's sense of
empowerment when he said following the Israeli air strikes in
northern Syria: “The Syrian response was appropriate and changed
the rules of the game.” He claimed that Israel had been sternly
warned by Moscow to stop such attacks and therefore its leaders “will
think long before taking similar action in future.”
Nonetheless,
two days later, the IDF was again in action, this time on the Syrian
Golan. A-Sayad was killed outside Quneitra as testimony of Israel’s
resolve to continue to wage warfare against the Iranian and Hizballah
military presence in Syria and their aggressive push towards its
borders.
And
Sunday, Ambassador Koren was called to the foreign ministry in Moscow
for a second dressing-down, this one, undoubtedly sterner than the
first, seeing that Israel had escalated its face-off with Moscow on
this issue and raised the stakes for a potential IDF clash with
Russian forces in Syria, for better or for worse.
The
government in Jerusalem has in fact drawn a strong line against
Moscow’s policy of allowing hostile Hizballah and paramilitary
Syrian forces, like to Golan Liberation Brigades, to gain control of
territory directly adjacent to Israel - from the Hermon range through
Qunetra and further west up to Daraa overlooking the Jordanian border
as well.
DEBKAfile’s
military sources reveal that Jerusalem was further alarmed Sunday by
discovering that an Iraqi Shiite militia was on the way, under the
command of Iran’s Al Qods chief Gen. Qassem Soleiman, to reinforce
Hizballah’s Hermon-Golan offensive. This militia, called the
Al-Nojba Movement, consisting of 1,500 Iraqi Shiite fighters, is the
pet project of Hizballah’s deputy chief Sheikh Naieem Qassem, who
sent officers to train them.
Since
the Al Nojba militia has been deployed in the northern Syrian town of
Aleppo, its transfer south to fight with Hizballah could not have
gone unnoticed by the Russian officers on the ground. The
militia’s landing on the slopes of Hermon would herald the
intrusion of additional foreign pro-Iranian Shiite forces in this
embattled location on the fringes of the Golan. Israel can be
expected to intervene again to put a stop to this dangerous
Russian-Iranian-Hizballah ploy to exploit the turbulence in Syria
for allowing Israel’s enemies to grab forward assault
positions in Syria
From Russia's South Front
Israeli defense minister threatens to
destroy Syrian air defense systems
Israel ramps up the rhetoric against Syria.
20
March, 2017
The
Duran reported over the weekend on
the dangerous military escalation between Israel and Syria, with
Russia apparently caught in the middle.
Russia
demanded an explanation in the aftermath of illegal Israeli
airstrikes on Syrian troops in Palmyra.
In
a formal statement Israeli Prime Minsiter Benjamin Netanyahu made
what many are describing as a thinly veiled threat against Russia.
The
Duran noted that the Israeli PM claimed he was targeting Syrian
allied Hezbollah fighters but in reality, it is almost certain the
strike hit Syrian Arab Army regulars.
“That’s
how we’ve acted and how we will continue to act…and everyone
needs to take this into account. Everyone!“
The
AFP is reporting that Israeli defense minister has threatened to
destroy Syrian air defense systems should Syria defend its airspace
against Israeli attacks.
Avigdor
Lieberman told Israeli Public Radio on Sunday…
“Next
time, if the Syrian aerial defense apparatus acts against our planes,
we will destroy it.”
#BREAKING Israeli minister threatens to destroy Syrian air defence systems
It
was not exactly clear why Israel was so offended by Syria “acting
against” its planes which were located above Syrian airspace at the
time of shooting. In any case he warned that “we won’t hesitate.
Israel’s security is above everything else; there will be no
compromise.”
The
minister was referring to the previously reported morning raid of the
Israeli Air Force, the latest of several reported over the past few
years, in which Israel claimed it targeted weapons bound for the
Lebanese militant movement Hezbollah. Israel says it has to protect
itself from advanced weapons which the militants try to obtain from
the Syrian government. Syria shot surface-to-air S-200 missiles at
the Israeli planes as they were flying back from the night mission.
As noted above, Damascus claims it shot down one of the planes,
although Israel still denies.
From Russia's South Front
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