Hezbollah militants use Russian-made Kornet anti-tank missile systems. They were discovered by Israeli soldiers, according to ...

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According to the report, 60-70% of the weapons seized by Israel during the beginning of the operation were Russian-made.

MOSCOW, December 15. /TASS/. The Russian Kornet anti-tank missile system is capable of piercing any smart active protection system of armor with a paired launch of missiles, Editor-in-Chief of ...

Israeli forces conducting an operation in southern Lebanon have encountered much more russian weapons in the arsenal of the ...

In a raid on a weapons stockpile in southern Lebanon, the IDF discovered a missile system aimed at the Galilee.

Israel claims to have captured several Hezbollah strongholds and tunnels in southern Lebanon, loaded with weapons. They ...

Some of the weapons, which include modern antitank missiles, have come from Russian stockpiles in neighboring Syria.

Hezbollah's operations room issued a detailed statement announcing the withdrawal of the Israeli occupation forces beyond the ...

The IDF also seized a significant quantity of Kornet missiles, which have been fired toward northern Israeli communities over the past year. These Russian-manufactured missiles, enhanced in their ...

During the activity in the area, the soldiers located a weapons storage facility containing grenade launchers, shoulder-fired missiles, RPGs, combat vests, Kornet missiles, and other weapons that ...