From PM to Putin: Our bilateral relations have prevented friction between our armies
Add ToI as a Preferred Source on GooglePrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tells his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin that the relations between their two countries have “prevented friction between our armies.”
“The greatest threat to stability and security in the region comes from Iran and its satellites, and we are determined to continue our aggressive activity against Iran and its attempts to establish itself in Syria,” Netanyahu tells Putin, who views Damascus as an ally.
נתניהו בפגישתו עם נשיא רוסיה פוטין בקרמלין: "הקשר הישיר בינינו זה נדבך שמנע חיכוכים ותרם לביטחון וליציבות. האיום הגדול ביותר בא מאיראן וגרורותיה ואנחנו נחושים להמשיך בפעילות התקיפה שלנו" @zarvivtal pic.twitter.com/ThbB2NPYxJ
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