Russia Commits $1 Billion for Gaza Rebuilding Through Peace Council
Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed Russia's willingness to allocate $1 billion from its frozen assets for the reconstruction of Gaza. He emphasized that establishing a sovereign Palestinian state is crucial for peace in West Asia. The commitment was made amid a broader peace initiative led by US President Donald Trump.
- Country:
- Russian Federation
In a significant geopolitical development, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced Moscow's readiness to direct $1 billion from frozen assets towards rebuilding Gaza, aligning with US President Donald Trump's peace initiative.
Putin, speaking at a meeting with Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas at the Kremlin, highlighted the necessity of a sovereign Palestinian state for genuine peace in West Asia.
The announcement coincided with a signing ceremony for the Board of Peace Charter, attended by international leaders in Davos. Funds allocated to this US-initiated Board of Peace are expected to focus on humanitarian efforts to restore Palestine, according to Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov.
(With inputs from agencies.)
- READ MORE ON:
- Putin
- Gaza
- Trump
- Palestine
- sovereign state
- Middle East
- Board of Peace
- charter
- Davos
- Restoration
ALSO READ
Syrian Kurds Face New Challenges Amid Power Shifts in the Middle East
Trump's 'Board of Peace': A New Dawn or Diplomatic Stalemate?
Trump's Ambitious 'Board of Peace' Initiative: Global Leaders Invited to Join
Nations Divided: Global Response to Trump's Board of Peace
Trump's 'Board of Peace' Debuts at Davos: A Global Gamble

