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Israel Says Russia Feeds Tips to Syria
moscow times ^ | 9/22/08 | moscow times

Posted on 09/21/2008 6:08:51 PM PDT by Flavius

Israel believes that Russia passes intelligence it gathers about the Jewish state to Syria and indirectly to Hezbollah guerrillas in neighboring Lebanon, a senior military officer said Friday.

"My assessment is that their facilities cover most of the state of Israel's territory," Colonel Ram Dor, chief of information security in the armed forces, told Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, describing Russian spy ships that dock in Syria and Russian personnel who he said serve in electronic eavesdropping stations on the Syrian side of the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.

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TOPICS: Israel; News/Current Events; Russia
KEYWORDS: geopolitics; hezbollah; hizballah; hizbullah; lebanon; russia; syria

1 posted on 09/21/2008 6:08:51 PM PDT by Flavius
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To: Flavius

Common knowledge in the biz.....not really news...


2 posted on 09/21/2008 6:13:08 PM PDT by homeguard (Join or Die)
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To: Flavius

Well well, and the surprise is?

I am sure Russia would love to be dominant in the middle east along with their energy sources, could easily change the world’s direction. Thats why I think Iran already has nukes from Russia, and they are planning..

Got Jesus?


3 posted on 09/21/2008 7:18:26 PM PDT by aeonspromise
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