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Bennett, Putin to discuss Iran at first official meeting next week

At meeting in Sochi, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss a host of security, diplomatic, and economic issues.  

by  Ariel Kahana and ILH Staff
Published on  10-12-2021 14:52
Last modified: 10-12-2021 14:52
Bennett, Putin to discuss Iran at first official meeting next weekReuters, Yonatan Sindel /Flash 90

A summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has been in the works for months | File photo: Reuters, Yonatan Sindel /Flash 90

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Prime Minister Naftali Bennett is scheduled to hold his first meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin next Friday, Oct. 22, a spokesman for the prime minister announced Tuesday.

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The diplomatic visit is slated to take place in the Russian city Sochi. Bennett and Putin are expected to discuss various diplomatic, security, and economic issues of interest to Israel and Russia, as well as regional issues – first and foremost, Iran's nuclear program.

Last Saturday, Moscow issued an announcement that Russian weapons systems had helped Syrian forces intercept several missiles fired at the T4 military base near Homs. International media attributed the strike, which targeted pro-Iranian militia assets, to Israel.

On July 5, Bennett and Putin had their first official phone call following the establishment of the Bennett-Lapid government. During the conversation, Bennett mentioned a "historic bond between the Russian and Jewish peoples" and discussed the importance of Russian aliyah to Israel.

Shortly after the Bennett-Lapid government was sworn in, the Kremlin released a statement in which Putin said he expected that Bennett's government would facilitate a "further development of constructive bilateral cooperation."

Kan 11 News reported in early July that a summit between the two leaders was already in the works.

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