After the Prime Minister’s Office issued a statement claiming that the Russian president had apologized to Bennett for the Russian foreign minister’s statement, the Kremlin spokesman refused to confirm this: “Russia will continue dialogue and relations with Israel.”
Kremlin spokesman, Dmitry Peskov refuses to confirm in a statement today (Friday) the claim of the Office of the Prime Minister of Israel, Naftali Bennett, that Putin apologized to Bennett for the words of Minister Lavrov.
In the Prime Minister’s office, we updated yesterday in a conversation between Bennett and Putin, Bo They discussed the importance of Holocaust remembrance, claiming that Putin apologized for Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov’s remarks in which he compared Zalansky to Hitler.
The two discussed Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov’s remarks. The Prime Minister accepted President Putin’s apology for Lavrov’s remarks and thanked him for clarifying the president’s attitude toward the Jewish people and the memory of the Holocaust. “, They reported.
Russia has not since denied or confirmed the Prime Minister’s Office’s announcement, and today a Kremlin spokesman refused to confirm it: “Russia will continue dialogue and relations with Israel,” he said evasively.