Among the dozens of leaked Defense Department classified documents which were posted online in recent days is one which outlines scenarios in which Israel would agree to provide lethal aid to Ukraine, NBC News reports.
The February 28 document is entitled Israel: Pathways to Providing Lethal Aid to Ukraine and it provides hypothetical situations that might drive Israel from its balancing act between Kyiv and Moscow.
Marked secret, the document also suggests what Israeli weapons could be transferred to Ukraine, such as Israel’s Javelin equivalent and other missile systems.
The analysis says the most plausible scenario is that Jerusalem adopts a Turkish model under US pressure, according to NBC News. Like Ankara, it would mean that Israel sells lethal defense systems or provides them through third party entities while openly advocating for peace and offering to host mediation efforts.
Alternative scenarios outlined in the document consider how Moscow’s support of Iran’s military programs or proxy efforts in Syria could drive Israel to provide Ukraine with lethal aid.
Israel has delivered several tons of humanitarian assistance and defensive equipment to Ukraine during the war, but has stopped short of selling advanced weapons to Kyiv.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was critical of the previous government due to this refusal, and denounced the lack of aid from Israel during the war with Russia, saying his country got nothing from Israel.
He later reversed course and said he sees a positive trend in Kyiv s relations with Israel after the two countries shared intelligence about Russia s purported use of hundreds of Iranian drones in the war in Ukraine.
Ukraine s Ambassador to Israel, Yevgen Korniychuk, recently said his country would give Israel’s new government a chance.
Onder de tientallen gelekte geheime documenten van het ministerie van Defensie die de afgelopen dagen online zijn geplaatst, is er een die scenario's schetst waarin Israël zou instemmen met het verlenen van dodelijke hulp aan Oekraïne, meldt NBC News . . . Gemarkeerd als geheim, suggereert het document ook welke Israëlische wapens naar Oekraïne zouden kunnen worden overgedragen, zoals het Israëlische Javelin-equivalent en andere raketsystemen. tems . De analyse zegt dat het meest plausibele scenario is dat Jeruzalem onder druk van de VS een Turks model aanneemt, volgens NBC News . . Net als Ankara zou het betekenen dat Israël dodelijke verdedigingssystemen verkoopt of levert via externe entiteiten, terwijl het openlijk pleit voor vrede en veiligheid. aas en aanbod om bemiddelingspogingen te hosten . Alternatieve scenario's die in het document worden geschetst, gaan na hoe de steun van Moskou aan de militaire programma's van Iran of proxy-inspanningen in Syrië Israël ertoe zou kunnen brengen Oekraïne dodelijke hulp te bieden . Israël heeft verschillende tonnen aan humanitaire hulp geleverd
Tra le dozzine di documenti riservati del Dipartimento della Difesa trapelati che sono stati pubblicati online negli ultimi giorni ce n'è uno che delinea scenari in cui Israele accetterebbe di fornire aiuti letali all'Ucraina, riferisce NBC News . Il documento del 28 febbraio è intitolato Israele: percorsi per fornire L thal Aid to Ukraine e fornisce situazioni ipotetiche che potrebbero allontanare Israele dal suo gioco di equilibri tra Kyiv e Mosca . Contrassegnato come segreto, il documento suggerisce anche quali armi israeliane potrebbero essere trasferite all'Ucraina, come l'equivalente del giavellotto israeliano e altri sistemi missilistici tems . L'analisi afferma che lo scenario più plausibile è che Gerusalemme adotti un modello turco sotto la pressione degli Stati Uniti, secondo NBC News . Come Ankara, significherebbe che Israele vende sistemi di difesa letali o li fornisce tramite entità terze mentre si batte apertamente per la pace e asso e offrendo di ospitare sforzi di mediazione . Gli scenari alternativi delineati nel documento considerano come il sostegno di Mosca ai programmi militari iraniani o gli sforzi per procura in Siria potrebbero spingere Israele a fornire all'Ucraina aiuti letali . Israele ha consegnato diverse tonnellate di aiuti umanitari
