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Israel Blocked Transfer of U.S. Iron Dome Systems to Ukraine Over Fears of Technology Leaks to Iran

Israel reportedly vetoed U.S. plans to transfer Iron Dome systems to Ukraine, citing concerns technology could reach Iran.

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Israel Blocked Transfer of U.S. Iron Dome Systems to Ukraine Over Fears of Technology Leaks to Iran

Israel blocked the transfer of U.S.-owned Iron Dome air-defense systems to Ukraine, according to reports describing internal security concerns. The decision was tied to worries that advanced defense technology could ultimately be accessed by Iran, either directly or through intermediaries. Reporting also suggests the move reflected Israel’s control over certain aspects of the system under the terms of relevant production or cooperation agreements, even when the equipment was paid for by U.S. funds. The issue added another complication to Ukraine’s air-defense needs.

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