Russia increasingly buffer zones on the Syrian border with Israel.

According to the Jerusalem Post, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Shoigu told Israel that Moscow had agreed to expand its border with Syria and Israel, which would be forced to return to Hizballah and Iran with a warplane. "Jerusalem Post" will be posted on the Arabic newspaper "A-Shark al-Aswat" by looking for London.

"A-Shark al-Aswat" reported that Russia had demanded a 40-kilometer buffer zone on Israel's request and agreed on a 10-15-kilometer zooge. The newspaper also affirms that after the Russian armed forces emerged in Syria, the subdivision of Iran and Hizballah did not apply to the Israeli granite.