The Kremlin decided not to deny Putin's promise "not to kill Zelensky"

The speaker of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov said that Vladimir Putin and the Prime Minister of Israel Naftali were often communicated, discussing the topic of Ukraine and "special operations". However, he refused to reveal the details of the negotiations. The Kremlin did not confirm or refute the statement of former Prime Minister of Israel Naftal Benet that Russian President Vladimir Putin promised not to kill President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky during their meeting.

About it reports the edition "RIA Novosti". Putin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov said that the leaders of the two states often communicated and, in addition to bilateral relations, discussed the topic of Ukraine and the Russian invasion. However, the Kremlin's speaker did not resort to the details of Benet and Putin's dialogue. "Indeed, on the agenda, except for bilateral relations, was the topic of Ukraine and the topic of" Special Military Operation ".

They have not devoted one hour to discussing this topic. But you know that we are not supporters to reveal the details of the heads of states - we do not want to do it and now. I will neither refute nor confirm by Mr. Benette, "Peskov said. We will remind, on February 5, Naftali Benet stated that during a meeting with Putin on March 5, the Kremlin's head promised him not to kill Vladimir Zelensky.

The Israeli politician claims that after meeting with the President of the Russian Federation, he called Zelensky and passed this message. According to him, the President of Ukraine "sat in the bunker" and asked the Israeli politician whether he was sure of this, and then recorded a video with the words "I am not afraid". Benet was reacted to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine and the Presidential Office.