Israel will continue the operation in Syria after the delivery of S-300 complexes

Tel Aviv cannot refuse to protect its interests in Syria, despite the supply of Russian S-300 anti-aircraft missile systems to the SAR. This was announced by Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman on the air of “Kan” radio.
"I can not say that we are pleased with the presence of the C-300 (in Syria. - Ed.), However, this is the very topic where we have no way out, there is no way not to make decisions," TASS quoted him as saying. .
Lieberman also stressed that Israel seeks to protect its vital interests and is not looking for adventures. "In all that concerns our interests in the field of security, we can not afford any compromises," - said the head of the Israeli military.
On October 2, Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu announced at a meeting of President Vladimir Putin and members of the Security Council on the transfer of 49 units of equipment to Syria as part of an order to supply Damascus C-300 complexes.