During a meeting between Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Russian President Vladimir Putin, Abbas expressed his unwavering support for Moscow and discussed the situation in the Middle East, particularly the war in Gaza. Abbas emphasized the need for a peaceful resolution, calling for an end to the fighting, the provision of humanitarian aid to Palestinians, and the prevention of their displacement. He also criticized the lack of action by the United Nations in support of the Palestinian people, attributing this to pressure from the United States.
Putin, in response, reiterated Russia’s backing for the establishment of a Palestinian state and emphasized the country’s stance on the necessity of a peaceful settlement with Israel. The meeting between the two leaders underscored their mutual support and commitment to finding a resolution to the ongoing conflict in the region.
Abbas’s visit to Russia and his discussions with Putin highlight the importance of international cooperation in addressing the complex issues facing the Middle East. The reaffirmation of support for the creation of a Palestinian state and the call for peace reflect the shared goals of both leaders in working towards a just and lasting solution to the conflict. As tensions continue to rise in the region, the partnership between Palestine and Russia offers hope for progress and the potential for a peaceful future for the Palestinian people.
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