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Russian President Vladimir Putin (left) with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu (right) in Israel. Photo: Facebook.
Ynet – Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is to hold talks on Tuesday with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the conflict in Syria, the Kremlin said, amid concerns Moscow plans to deliver advanced missiles to the Damascus regime.
“It is expected that major attention will be paid to the current situation in the Middle East, first and foremost in Syria,” the Kremlin said in a statement. It said the talks would take place in Russia, without giving further details.
