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Netanyahu Sends Handwritten Independence Day Greetings to Ukrainian President Zelensky

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First reported by Srugim · 5 hours ago

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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu sent a handwritten letter to Ukrainian President Zelensky congratulating Ukraine on its 35th Independence Day, highlighting shared security concerns about Iran and expressing hopes to strengthen bilateral ties. Zelensky welcomed the message, emphasizing cooperation amid Ukraine's conflict with Russia.

01Netanyahu sent a handwritten letter congratulating Ukraine on its 35th Independence Day.
02The letter highlighted shared security threats from Iran affecting both Israel and Ukraine.
03Netanyahu praised Ukraine's resilience and nation-building over 35 years.
04He emphasized deep historical and cultural ties between Israel and Ukraine.
05Netanyahu included a personal note recalling their brief meeting in Washington.
06Zelensky expressed hope for continued cooperation to enhance security amid the war with Russia.

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