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Russia curbs operational freedom of Israeli and US planes

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Published: 22 October 2016

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Without effort, Russia restricted the strongest air force in the Middle East – Amos Harel – Haaretz 21.10.16
Netanyahu’s Russian romance is about as romantic as Donald Trump’s groping of women. It’s a romance Israel was forced to consent to once the Russian bear moved into its backyard. New Russian systems in Syria track every Israeli fighter on takeoff, limiting operational freedom against Hezbollah. What are Putin's real intentions? Could Iran be the big winner in Mosul?

And see:

Is Hezbollah less dangerous to the United States? – Daniel Byman – Lawfare 17.10.16
Given that the Middle East’s jihadist problem and sectarian competition show no signs of abating, Hezbollah is likely to have its hands full – and that’s good news for America (and Israel).

US strengthens sanctions against Hezbollah activists
– BICOM 21.10.16
The US declared Hezbollah a terror organisation in 1997 and has imposed sanctions since 2001. Hezbollah is a proscribed terrorist organisation in the UK and its External Security Organisation (ESO) is a listed terrorist organisation in Australia. In 2016, the Arab League and the Gulf Cooperation Council each classified Hezbollah as a terrorist organisation.

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