Israel proposes Ukraine to transfer Russian-made weapons seized by IDF in Lebanon
During a Tuesday meeting with Ambassador of Ukraine to the State of Israel Yevhen Korniychuk, Deputy Foreign Minister of the State of Israel Sharren Haskel proposed to transfer to Ukraine Russian-made weapons seized by the IDF, the Embassy of Ukraine in Israel has said on Facebook.
"During the meeting, Ambassador expressed his gratitude to the Deputy Minister for her proposal to transfer to Ukraine Russian-made weapons seized by the IDF in Lebanon or elsewhere from Israel's enemies. It was noted that this initiative represents an important step in recognizing the common threats faced by both countries. The Ukrainian side expressed hope for a positive resolution of this matter," it said.
The parties also discussed current common challenges for both countries, including military cooperation between Iran and Russia, which poses a threat to the national security of both Ukraine and Israel. The Ambassador emphasized that successful counteraction to this threat is a shared interest for both nations.
Additionally, they discussed the intensification of bilateral contacts at the high and highest levels, as well as bilateral cooperation in the economic, consular, and humanitarian spheres.