During his visit to Russia, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas expressed his unwavering support for Moscow in a meeting with President Vladimir Putin. The two leaders discussed bilateral relations, the situation in the Middle East, and the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Abbas emphasized the need for a peaceful resolution, calling for an end to the fighting, provision of humanitarian aid, and prevention of Palestinian displacement.
Abbas criticized the lack of UN resolutions in support of the Palestinian people, blaming American pressure for the absence of solutions. He also stated his refusal to accept the displacement of Palestinians from their homes. Putin reiterated Russia’s backing for the creation of a Palestinian state and maintained that their stance on a peaceful settlement with Israel remains unchanged.
This meeting underscores the close relationship between Russia and Palestine, with Putin and Abbas standing united in their commitment to achieving a peaceful solution to the conflict in the Middle East. The reaffirmation of Russia’s support for the Palestinian cause signals continued cooperation between the two nations in addressing regional challenges. As tensions persist in the region, the meeting between Putin and Abbas highlights the importance of international dialogue and collaboration in promoting stability and security in the Middle East.
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