Presidents of Russia, Iran discuss need for Israeli-Palestinian talks - Kremlin


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  • Friday, 18 Jul 2014

MOSCOW (Reuters) - The presidents of Iran and Russia discussed by telephone on Friday the need for an end to the conflict in Gaza and renewed Israeli-Palestinian talks, the Kremlin said.

The conversation between Russia's Vladimir Putin and Iran's Hassan Rouhani was initiated by Tehran and was prompted by concerns over the "sharp escalation of the crisis" since Israel began its land offensive in Gaza, it said.

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