Russia: Israel’s security needs considered in Syria ceasefire

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov defends the ceasefire in southern Syria, after Netanyahu yesterday rejected the open-ended arrangement saying it failed to address Iranian military ambitions in the region.

Lavrov tells reporters that both Russia and the US “did the best we can to make sure that Israel’s security interests are fully taken into consideration” while brokering the ceasefire agreement.

Yesterday in Paris, Netanyahu said the agreement perpetuates Iranian plans to set up a disruptive long-term presence on Israel’s northern border.

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