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Friday, 22 October 2021 (YJC)_ During a meeting with the Russian president in Sochi, the Israeli prime minister said he would discuss the situation in Syria and the cessation of Iran's nuclear activities.
Today (Friday) in Sochi, Russian President Vladimir Putin received the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, Naftali Bennett, who has traveled to Russia to discuss Iran.
Before meeting with Bennett, Putin told reporters:
Trade between Russia and Israel has increased by 50% in the first seven months of this year, despite the [Corona] epidemic.
According to Sputnik news agency, he explained that the two sides have many issues to discuss:
I will talk to Bennett about the situation in the Middle East and the fight against terrorism. "It is useful to exchange views and information on developments in the region."
The Russian president also expressed hope that Moscow-Tel Aviv relations would continue regardless of the political problems in the Zionist regime's cabinet.
The Prime Minister of the fake and child-killing regime of Israel also said at the ceremony:
It is important for Russia to maintain diplomatic relations with Israel.
In line with the subversive and anti-Iranian policies of the new Tel Aviv cabinet, Bennett said:
We will discuss the situation in Syria and the cessation of Iran's nuclear activities.
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