Netanyahu, Sporting St. George Ribbon, Marches with Putin in “Victory Day” Parade

Hours after airing an address in firm support of US President Donald Trump’s retraction of the Iranian nuclear agreement, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu flew to Moscow where he donned a St. George Ribbon, the symbol of the “greater Russia” movement (despised in the Balkans and Ukraine) and marched alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin – a signatory to the Iranian agreement — in the annual “Victory Day” parade, viewing an eye-opening array of Russian armaments including the S-300/400 missile defense systems that despite Netanyahu’s many pleas not to do so, has been provided to Iran where the system stands to be the bane of the growing likelihood of war against the Islamic Republic, and with all likelihood will even curb the Israel Air Force’s ability to maneuver in Syria.