Russia Will Keep Coordinating With Israel Over Syria

 

Israeli condemnation of Ukraine conflict won't reverse deconfliction

by Jason Ditz 

Posted onFebruary 27, 2022CategoriesNewsTagsIsrael, Russia, Syria

Ongoing military coordination between Israel and Russia, an important aspect of the ongoing Syrian War and Israel’s repeated attacks therein, will be unaffected by recent tensions surrounding the Ukraine conflict.

Israel was deeply critical of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and Russia is “unhappy” with that. The deconfliction in Syria, meant to avoid direct conflict, will continue anyhow.

While Russia could’ve chosen to reverse this process, either formally over Ukraine or because of Israeli violations of Syrian sovereignty, Russia appears to believe this wasn’t necessary.

It’s likely the Ukraine issue is not that significant in this case, with Israel’s criticism really just mirroring US policy, and probably no surprise to anyone paying attention. Since Ukraine is not directly related to Syria, the surrounding chatter could likely be dismissed.

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