The Palestinian movement hopes to cooperate with the Russian Federation and wishes Vladimir Putin “success in establishing a multipolar world order.”
Ismail Ganiya, head of the Politburo of the Palestinian Hamas movement, congratulated Vladimir Putin on his re-election as President of the Russian Federation. Hamas sent a congratulatory telegram to the Russian leader, the TASS news agency reported, citing Hamas’ statement.
“The head of the movement (Ganya – ed.) highly appreciated Russia’s position of support for the Palestinian issue against the backdrop of the struggle to protect our people from the Israeli occupation, one of the most important drivers of American hegemony in the Middle East. ” says the message.
In his congratulations, Ghaniya noted that Hamas “looks forward to strengthening friendly ties and developing ways of cooperation with the Russian Federation.” He also wished Putin “success in building a multipolar world order in which oppressed peoples will be treated fairly.”
Elections in Russia – Those who congratulate Putin and those who do not
He reminds that the Russian president was congratulated by the leaders of Iran, Egypt, Venezuela, Turkey, Uzbekistan, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud and Alexander Lukashenko. Russian publication Meduza.
Deputy Head of the Presidential Office of Ukraine Mikhail Podolyak stated that there were no elections in Russia and described Vladimir Putin as an illegitimate president.
Putin’s victory is also considered illegitimate in Germany. Chancellor Olaf Scholz did not greet the Russian President.
The European Union strongly condemned the illegal so-called “elections” in the Ukrainian territory temporarily occupied by Russia.
Moreover Focus He collected the reactions of Western countries to Vladimir Putin’s re-election in a single material.
Source: Focus
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