(Worthy News) – Prime Minister Naftali Bennett told Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday that countries negotiating with Iran in Vienna must stand firm against progress in Tehran’s nuclear program.
According to the Prime Minister’s Office, the two spoke via phone about regional security issues, and agreed on “continued close cooperation in this area” — a likely reference to Israeli Air Force activity in Syria, where Moscow maintains a military presence.
“Against the backdrop of the nuclear talks in Vienna, the prime minister stressed the importance of a strong and determined stance against Iran’s progress in the nuclear project,” the statement read. [ Source: Times of Israel (Read More…) ]
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(Worthy News) – Prime Minister Naftali Bennett told Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday that countries negotiating with Iran in Vienna must stand firm against progress in Tehran’s nuclear program.