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On a surprise visit, Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett landed in Moscow for urgent talks with President Vladimir Putin, and then headed to Berlin to meet with Chancellor Olfa Scholz.
The Jewish state thus strongly drives the engines of diplomacy, in the hope of a cessation of hostilities in Ukraine. The Interfax news agency confirmed that the situation in Ukraine has been the focus of the talks, but will not be announced by the Kremlin. Bennett’s office also confirmed the visit. According to government circles in Jerusalem, the talks in Moscow lasted three hours. Bennett has coordinated with the United States, Germany and France and is still “in constant communication with Ukraine.”
According to media reports, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky a week ago asked him to mediate for talks between Russia and Ukraine in Israel. The ceasefire agreed between the two sides to secure the civilian population in two Ukrainian cities has failed. The Mariupol city administration announced through the Telegram messenger service that the evacuation “has been postponed for security reasons” because Russian troops continue to bomb the city and its surroundings. According to the data of the Ukrainian side, about 200,000 have left Mariupol and about 15,000 from Volnovaha. According to the Russian agency RIA, which refers to the Ministry of Defense in Moscow, no Ukrainians have used the humanitarian corridors in Mariupol und Volnovaha.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov claims that the Russian armed forces only strike at military infrastructure in Ukraine. Due to Russian attacks more and more Ukrainians are seeking refuge in other countries. The number of war refugees is also increasing in Germany. The Interior Ministry in Berlin announced that nearly 27,500 Ukrainians have been registered so far. Authorities are counting on a larger number because there are no border controls. The UN estimates that more than 1.25 million people have fled Ukraine, most of them to Poland.
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