ISRAEL COMPLAINS ANEW OF RUSSIAN-IRANIAN MISSILE COOPERATION.

Publication: Monitor Volume: 3 Issue: 226

Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu yesterday sharply condemned alleged Russian supplies of missile technology to Iran, and warned that bilateral Russian-Israeli relations could be harmed if Moscow’s cooperation with Tehran continues. The strongly-worded rebuke was contained in a message from Netanyahu to Russian president Boris Yeltsin, which was handed to visiting Russian envoy Viktor Posuvalyuk. (AP, Xinhua, Russia TV, December 3) Russian authorities have repeatedly denied Israeli and American accusations that Russian specialists are helping Iran develop ballistic missiles.

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