Israel Hayom newspaper reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Ukraine may take place in the near future.
According to Ukrainian sources in the newspaper, the Israeli prime minister has already received an invitation to visit Ukraine, but the terms of the possible trip have not yet been agreed upon.
As the newspaper notes, after the launch of the Russian special operation, Netanyahu took a cautious stance towards Ukraine to avoid quarrels with Moscow.
Israeli Channel 13 TV reported that Zelensky, during a conversation in Kiev with Cohen, asked the Israeli minister to arrange a meeting with Netanyahu.
The TV channel, quoting a source in the Ukrainian leadership, indicated that the Zelensky administration insists on meeting Netanyahu in Kiev, and the Israeli Prime Minister's Office has not yet commented on these reports.
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