Wyatt Reed
\nThe Unz Review<\/p>\n
Israel\u2019s veiled threat to Moscow came just after Russian media warned traffic cameras in Moscow were vulnerable to the same exploits that Israel reportedly used to monitor Ayatollah Khamenei\u2019s residence before assassinating him.<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Israeli military spokeswoman Anna Ukolova has drawn outrage in Moscow after threatening that Russian authorities who \u201cwish Israel ill\u201d could be subject to \u201celimination,\u201d while suggesting Israel could hack into Russian closed-circuit television cameras to identify and track targets.<\/span><\/p>\n Asked by a journalist with Russian radio broadcaster RBC whether Israel had access to Russian traffic cameras, Ukolova\u00a0declined to answer<\/a>\u00a0directly but warned that \u201cKhamenei\u2019s elimination shows our capabilities are serious\u201d and that \u201cno one who wishes us harm will be left aside.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n She added, ominously, \u201cI hope Moscow does not wish Israel ill right now \u2013 I\u2019d like to believe that.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n In response to a\u00a0post<\/a>\u00a0by Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin, who wrote that the IDF spokeswoman threatened that \u201cRussian authorities [will] be killed if they take [an] anti-Israel position,\u201d Ukolova\u00a0claimed<\/a>\u00a0Dugin was spreading \u201cfake news.\u201d But she declined to clarify how her remarks had been incorrectly interpreted.<\/span><\/p>\n