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Israel Examining Russian Drones Provided by Ukraine, Former Envoy Says
Israel is examining Russian attack drones, including Geran models based on Iranian Shahed drones, provided by Ukraine as part of expanding security cooperation. Former Israeli ambassador Michael Brodsky confirmed the collaboration, stating Israel received weapons from Kyiv for study.
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- 01Israel is examining Russian Geran drones provided by Ukraine, which are based on Iranian Shahed models.
- 02Former Israeli ambassador Michael Brodsky confirmed security collaboration between Israel and Ukraine on studying weapons.
- 03Ukraine transferred an Iranian Shahed drone to Israel as part of the early stages of cooperation.
- 04Russia has extensively used Shahed-based drones in its war against Ukraine.
- 05Israel is developing drone defenses, but no universally effective solution has been found.
- 06The collaboration allows Israel to study Russian drone modifications and develop countermeasures.
This partnership allows Israel to analyze Russian drone modifications and develop defenses, while Ukraine can leverage Israeli expertise against Iranian threats.
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