Israel's Foreign Ministry denied publication in the Armenian media that Israel allegedly suspended arms supplies to Baku. According to these publications, referring to the Swiss Agency ISN, Russia put pressure on the Israeli Foreign Ministry, and obtained suspension of supplies of certain elements of offensive weapons. The reason stated Russia's reluctance to change the balance of power in the region.
"No any changes happened in this area, no appeals came from the Russian side. NO one changes the agreement," the portal IzRus Foreign Ministry was told by the spokesman Yigal Palmor regarding the information of the Swiss news agency.
Israel is one of the largest sellers of arms to Azerbaijan. Thus, in recent years the country supplied to Baku various weapons and communications systems amounting $1.6 billion -02D-
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