Kremlin: Putin discussed the issue of Syria with Netanyahu in detail

ARK News: Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed on Thursday the developments in the Syrian issue with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying he had not presented any paperwork on the issue.

The Russian presidential aide, Yuri Ushakov, said in a press statement made after a meeting between Putin and Netanyahu, that the issue of Syria "was discussed in a very detailed and with different aspects."

In response to a question about whether the Israeli Prime Minister has presented any initiative on the Syrian issue: "No paper plan has been put forward.”, Ushakov added.

The Israeli Prime Minister, before heading to Moscow said that he intends to discuss with the Russian President "the cumulative events in Syria and the ongoing and private coordination between the two armies, and other issues of importance to the State of Israel."

After Netanyahu's last visit to Moscow on Feb. 27, Israeli media reported that Netanyahu had handed over Putin and US President Donald Trump a plan that would include the withdrawal of "Iranian forces" from the country.


But Kremlin later confirmed that during those talks "no precise plan on paper was presented by the Israeli side."

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