Mossad alarmed by Russia-Iran cooperation | Kiev ballistic threat | Saudi nuclear deal

Become a GNF Patron: Patreon.com/GNFVikrant Israel has appointed Russian-speaking intelligence officer Roman Hoffman as the new Mossad chief, raising questions about whether Russia is now Mossad’s top intelligence priority. Experts believe his Soviet background will strengthen Israel’s ability to monitor Russia and its growing military cooperation with Iran. Meanwhile, Russia launched one of its biggest ballistic missile attacks on Kyiv, destroying a major logistics hub and the UKRTAC defense equipment factory. As Kyiv demanded tougher EU sanctions, critics questioned whether sanctions can stop ballistic missiles. In another major development, reports say the United States may allow Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium despite years of opposing Iran’s nuclear program, sparking accusations of double standards and fears of a Middle East nuclear race. Finally, Western media is celebrating a drop in Vladimir Putin’s approval ratings, but many Russian military bloggers and nationalist voices argue he has been too restrained, not too aggressive. If public pressure pushes Russia toward a harder military approach, the West could face a far more dangerous Kremlin than before. Sources: https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/20... https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/20... Mossad alarmed by Russia-Iran cooperation | Kiev ballistic threat | Saudi nuclear deal