The Kremlin announced Putin’s meeting with Netanyahu
Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet on 9 March, the Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu, who will arrive in Moscow.
On Sunday, March 5, said the official representative of the Kremlin, Dmitry Peskov.
“Yes,” he answered a question about whether there will be a conversation between the two leaders.
Thus a press-the Secretary of the President has denied speculation that the upcoming meeting will be tripartite, with the participation of Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan, reports “Interfax”.
As stated by RIA Novosti Netanyahu, during a visit to Moscow he intends to discuss the Syrian issue and the role it plays in Iran. According to the Prime Minister, Israel is concerned about Iranian attempts to gain a foothold in Syria.
“I intend to Express my strong disagreement of Israel with it. I hope we can reach a mutual understanding,” he added.