Israeli Foreign Minister Visits Kyiv Amid Growing Pressure Over Military Aid

Since the outbreak of the war, Israel has walked a tightrope between assisting Ukraine and avoiding friction with Russia, with which it has strategic regional interests.

AP/Burhan Ozbilici, file
The Israeli foreign minister, Eli Cohen, during a press conference at Ankara, Turkey, February 14, 2023. AP/Burhan Ozbilici, file

Israel’s foreign minister has arrived at Kyiv, the first public visit to Ukraine’s capital by a senior Israeli official since Russia’s invasion last year.

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