Times of Israel: Ukraine said to demand Israel denounce Russia ahead of visit by foreign minister
Kyiv also reportedly says government must agree to treat wounded soldiers, loan $500 million and more, with meeting between Eli Cohen and Zelensky hanging in balance Kyiv has formulated a list of demands it wants fulfilled by Foreign Minister Eli Cohen ahead of an expected visit to Ukraine, among them a public denunciation of the Russian invasion and hundreds of millions of dollars in loans.
The requests, which also include an expression of support for the country’s territorial integrity, medical treatment in Israel and the development of anti-missile technology, fall short of previous asks Kyiv has made for defensive weaponry, but may still force Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government into an uncomfortable stance as it seeks to navigate between the warring allies.
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Update #1: Ukraine makes major demands from Israel in preparation for FM visit -- Jerusalem Post
Update #2: Ukraine lays out demands for Israel ahead of key visit to Kyiv -- Axios
Update #3: Ukraine said to demand Israel denounce Russia, as foreign minister due to visit Kyiv (Times of Israel)
WNU Editor: The demands include money ($500 million loan to the Ukrainian government), weapons, access to anti-missile technology, support for the territorial integrity of Ukraine, and a public denouncement of Russia.
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