FOX News: Netanyahu meets with Putin, raises red flags on Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Russian President Vladimir Putin Thursday, and warned about the dangers of Moscow's encroaching ally, Iran.
Greeting Netanyahu at the start of their Kremlin negotiations, Putin emphasized the high level of trust between them. This is Netanyahu's fifth trip to Moscow in the past 18 months, and it follows his talks last month with President Trump.
In a joint photo-op before the meeting, Netanyahu praised Russia's role in fighting the Islamic State terror group and other radical militants in Syria. But he also raised strong concern about the presence of Iranian and Hezbollah forces in Syria.
"One of the things that we are fighting together is radical Islamic terrorism," Netanyahu said as he and Putin sat down for talks.
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Netanyahu discusses Syria with Putin -- YNet News
Netanyahu tells Putin that Iran must not replace IS in Syria -- The Times of Israel
Netanyahu Tells Putin Israel Would Object to Any Permanent Iranian Presence in Syria -- Haaretz
Netanyahu turns to Putin for help containing Shiite influence -- DW
Putin and Netanyahu: A complex diplomatic dance -- Jonathan Marcus, BBC
