If Iran starts supplying ballistic missiles to Russia, the Ukrainian army may receive high-precision ballistic missiles. The chairman of Israel's National Security Council, Eyal Hulata, said this at a forum in Bahrain, the state media corporation Kan reported.

According to Channel Nine, there is no indication in the Kan report that the missiles in question are Israeli-made. But most analysts and experts assumed that the warning referred to that particular type of weapon.

Citing information from a knowledgeable source in the Foreign Ministry, Kan reported that a representative of the Israeli Foreign Ministry in conversations with Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov protested against the use of Iranian drones by Russian troops in Ukraine.