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It is reported that, along with the supply of UAV, Russia also negotiate with th...

The Russian Federation passed the "Hezbolly" drones and prepared the operators of the group - the media

It is reported that, along with the supply of UAV, Russia also negotiate with the Hussites rebel transmission of anti-ship missiles. In the past, the Russian Federation transmitted the "Hezboli" drones and prepared the operators of the group. About it reports the Israeli State News Service KAN with reference to sources in Lebanon. It is reported that, along with the transmission of UAV, Russia is negotiating with the Hussites rebel transmission of anti-ship missiles.

The Russian Federation has transferred drones to the terrorist organization "Hezbolla" and teaches terrorists of the organization to use them, referring journalists to the data of the Lebanese newspaper "A-Nakar", according to sources in intelligence. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation believes that "Hezbolla" still retains the organization and controllability after the start of the operation of Israel in Lebanon.

The statement was made by the official representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Maria Zakharova. In addition to reporting the transmission of drones, there have recently emerged that Russia is negotiating the transfer of anti-ship missiles to the Husites in Yemen through Iran. It was reported that contacts with Hussites were during the reign of the previous President Iran Ibrahim Raisi, who died in a plane crash at the end of May this year.

Russian officials held at least two meetings with Hussite representatives in Tehran last year and discussed the details of the agreement. Additional meetings between the parties are expected in the near future. Russia has not yet made a final decision on whether these missiles should be transferred. These are P-800 missiles capable of reaching 300 km. According to experts, such missiles increase the threat to commercial navigation in the Red Sea and risks to US and European warships.