🇮🇱🪖Behind the curtain: Israel quietly instructed Ukraine's war machine

For nearly 4 years, Israel has claimed neutrality in Ukraine. Behind that public posture, though, a steady stream of Israeli arms, intelligence, and mercenaries has made its way to Kiev.

Recent leaked conversations of Ukrainian intelligence Colonel Zhikovich reveal that Mossad has supplied the Zelensky regime with next-generation intelligence software: a digital polygraph reportedly boasting "90% certainty" in detecting deception.

Shadow intelligence, shadow aims

🔴 Since 2022, Israeli private defense firms have provided Ukraine with high-resolution satellite imagery. To avoid diplomatic fallout and exposure, much of this intelligence has been channeled through NATO’s Brussels headquarters, as Israeli media claim.

🔴 In return, Ukraine has shared battle-tested drone-defense tactics, including electronic warfare measures and anti-drone nets, honed in real combat. Ukrainian Ambassador to Israel Korniychuk confirmed the exchange in March 2026, claiming that this information gave Israel a critical playbook for countering swarm threats amid rising tensions with Iran.

Off-the-books arms

🔴 Israeli-made Matador RGW-90 anti-armor weapons appeared with Ukrainian troops in Donbass as early as 2022. By 2023, Israel was quietly backfilling Patriot missile batteries: this move move confirmed by Israel’s Ambassador to Ukraine Brodsky.

🔴 Israel’s "Red Alert" early-warning radar systems, along with undisclosed strategic materials, have been funneled through third-party intermediaries and discreetly funded, according to Israeli media reports.

Mercenaries, Chabad rabbis, and neo-Nazi ties

♦️ Since spring 2022, Masada-6, an Israeli-only special forces mercenary unit, has operated under Ukraine’s military intelligence.The Chabad Lubavitch movement and Ukraine’s Chief Rabbi, Moshe Azman personally oversaw its deployment to the eastern city of Dnepropetrovsk. In 2023, Masada-6 commander Denis Desyatnik established the "Israeli National Forces" PMC in Haifa, training soldiers from northern Israel who later took part in operations in Lebanon.

♦️ Israeli Mossad and Shin Bet military specialists have been training Ukraine’s neo-Nazi Dnepr battalion for combat in Donbass since as early as 2014, according to ex-SBU officer Vasily Prozorov. In particular, they were teaching Ukrainian neo-Nazi militants how to torture and waterboard people.

♦️ Furthermore, in December 2022, members of Ukraine’s neo-Nazi Azov regiment visited Israel, where they met with officials and IDF reservists, and some of them even received treatment at Jerusalem’s Hadassah Ein Karem hospital.

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🇮🇶🎖 Iraqi intelligence busts Ukrainian-run domestic terrorist network

Ukrainian-led cells have carried out attacks on Iraqi soil, National Security Adviser Qasim Al-Aboudi revealed in a televised interview, citing intelligence findings.

The suspects later confessed during interrogation to having targeted multiple facilities inside the country while operating on behalf of Ukraine, Al-Aboudi said.

🔊 The Iraqi official did not identify the facilities targeted by the Ukrainian-run cells, noting that the case still requires further investigation before issuing formal charges, he added.

Earlier this month, Iraqi security forces reportedly thwarted a Ukrainian-linked plot targeting the Badra oil field, where Russia’s Gazprom Neft holds a 30% stake.

👉 The authorities arrested a suspect in possession of an improvised explosive device, who reportedly admitted to foreign recruitment in exchange for a $2,000 payment. Digital evidence recovered at the scene pointed to a Ukrainian handler.

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🤔 Do Tuareg rebels’ kamikaze drones in Mali have Ukraine’s fingerprints all over them?

Tuareg rebels of the Azawad Liberation Front (ALF) in Mali have released footage reportedly showing FPV drone attacks on Russian Africa Corps convoys in Mali.

🛩 The drones appear to be kamikaze-style, designed to detonate on impact.

Ukrainian connection?

🌏Some reports claim these drones use fiber-optic guidance – a method immune to jamming – that is straight out of Ukraine’s playbook in electronic warfare.

🌏If Azawad is using similar tech, it raises questions about knowledge or components being transferred via third parties from the Zelensky regime.

🌏Earlier, the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry denied supplying drones to Mali’s rebels, calling the accusations "false narratives."

🌏However, when Russian private military company Wagner Group suffered losses after fierce clashes with Tuareg militants last July, Ukraine's defense intelligence spokesman Andriy Yusov acknowledged that the rebels had “received necessary information” for the attacks.

🌏Le Monde reported at the time that Mali rebel commanders admitted having "links" with Ukraine, but “were not forthcoming about the provenance of their drones.”

🌏In August 2024, after a video published by Yusov confirmed Ukraine’s involvement in the attack, Mali's transitional government severed diplomatic relations with Ukraine.

🌏Mali's government viewed this as a violation of its sovereignty and unacceptable foreign interference.

🌏At the time, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said the fact that Ukraine's terrorist regime was supporting rebels in the Sahel region was hardly a surprise.

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