Israel’s Naftali Bennett informs Berlin after meeting with Vladimir Putin
By DW
12 March 2022 |
8:46 am
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett was the latest international leader in Moscow to sound out Russia's Vladimir Putin on the war in Ukraine. Some see Bennett as a potential mediator between Moscow and Kyiv.
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