Netanyahu ‘conveys Israel's obligation to defend itself against Iran’ to Putin

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu traveled to Moscow on Wednesday to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin and discuss military coordination amid new strikes in Syria blamed on Israel.


After 10 hours together, Netanyahu said he conveyed Israel's obligation to defend itself against Iranian aggression.

"I think that matters were presented in a direct and forthright manner, and this is important. These matters are very important to Israel's security at all times and especially at this time," he said.
  [dailysabah.com/AP]
9/5/18
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