Moscow's serious warning to Tel Aviv about sending weapons to Ukraine

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Dimitri Medvedov; The former president and deputy of the National Security Council of Russia warned that the delivery of advanced weapons systems by the Zionist regime to Ukraine means the destruction of bilateral relations.
 
According to AFP, he wrote in a Telegram message on Monday (October 17): "It seems that Israel is preparing to supply weapons to the Kiev regime. A very reckless act." He further emphasized that such action will destroy all bilateral relations.
 
Earlier, Kiev asked the Zionist regime to provide air defense systems and other advanced weapons to confront Russia.
 
Nachman Shai; The Minister of Diaspora Affairs of the Zionist regime (Zionists living outside occupied Palestine) on Sunday called for the military assistance of this regime to Kiev to confront Russia.
 
Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, the Tel Aviv regime has not given permission to sell weapons to Kiev to Israeli companies out of fear of Russia's reaction, despite its anti-Russian stance, this Zionist minister tweeted in reference to some accusations in the media about Iran's arms assistance to Russia: "There is no longer any doubt about where Israel should stand in this bloody conflict. It is time for Ukraine to receive military assistance, just as the United States and NATO countries are providing."
 
The "Times of Israel" newspaper recently quoted an informed source and wrote that a Zionist military contractor plans to deliver anti-aircraft systems to Ukraine through Poland.
 
In its report, this media did not mention the name of this company and the type of system that is supposed to be sent to Kyiv.
 
"The Times of Israel" further wrote that Tel Aviv knows very well that these systems will eventually reach Ukraine, but it closed its eyes on this contract and the mentioned military contractor also claims that the destination of the anti-aircraft systems will be Poland.
 
"Volodymyr Zelensky; The president of Ukraine recently expressed his displeasure with the opposition of the interim Zionist regime to sending missile defense systems to his country. Zelensky said in an interview that he was "astounded" that Tel Aviv did not sell missile defense systems to Ukraine to counter Russian missile attacks. "I don't know what happened to Israel," he said. "I'm really and truly amazed because I don't understand why they don't give us air defense."
 
Shortly after the start of Russia's special military operation in the Donbas region on February 24 (5th of Pisces), the President of Ukraine requested the Zionist regime to provide "Iron Dome" defense systems to his country.
 
After the start of Russia's special military operation in Ukraine, which Moscow says aims to de-Nazify and disarm Kiev, the Zionist regime took a pro-Ukraine position and accused Russia of aggression and demanded an end to the conflicts in Ukraine. At the same time, the Zionist authorities have acted cautiously in order to avoid the escalation of tension with Moscow regarding the sending of weapons to Kiev. Moscow has criticized Tel Aviv for suspected Israeli mercenary operations in Ukraine. Moscow has also stopped the activities of the Jewish Agency in Russia.