Russia stations S-400 batteries near Iranian arms factory in Syria


(Worthy News) – Russia has reportedly stationed its advanced S-400 anti-missile defense system near an Iranian arms factory in Syria, which allegedly manufactures long-range guided missiles for Hezbollah to use against Israel.

Hezbollah, which has already accumulated over 100,000 rockets, is now seeking to target specific sensitive sites in Israel. To that end, it has been trying to obtain long-range guided missiles by smuggling them from Iran through Syria.

However, according to foreign reports, Israel has been bombing these weapons convoys, essentially foiling Hezbollah’s smuggling efforts and leading the terror group to the conclusion its only option is to move the missile production closer to home. [ Source (Read More…) ]

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