Zionist Entity:More ’Israeli’ Drones to Azerbaijan

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"Israel" intends to deliver more drones to the Azeri army in the coming days, according to a letter sent to War Minister Moshe Ya'alon by Meretz chairwoman Zehava Galon.

In the letter, Galon demanded that Ya'alon put a stop to the delivery of "Israeli" drones to Azerbaijan, which is fighting against Armenia in the breakaway Nagorno-Karabakh region.

"As you know, Armenia and Azerbaijan are both friendly to "Israel", and it is inconceivable that Israeli weapons be used in a war between the two countries over the Nagorno-Karabakh region," wrote Galon.

The Meretz chairperson added in her letter that both sides have repeatedly violated the laws of war during the battles. "It is "Israel's" obligation to ensure that weapons it manufactures do not contribute to igniting the land which is burning anyway, and not to take part in attacks by either side," Galon stressed to Ya'alon.

Galon noted that according to what she knows, "Israel" already supplied the Azeri army some "suicide" Harop drones, like the one seen in a video from the battlefield published a few days ago.

She added that according to information in her hands, "Israel" is expected to deliver additional drones to the Azeris. An Armenian Defense Ministry spokesman asserted that one of the drones seen in the video crashed into a bus and killed seven "Armenian volunteers" en route to the battlefield.

""Israel" is a major arms supplier to Azerbaijan, and signed deals worth some $5 billion in recent years according to reports," remarked Galon. "It's our obligation to ensure that this weaponry not be turned on countries friendly to us, and certainly not against civilians. "

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team