When it comes to the ME, the Russians are just as delusional as America and Eurabia combined.
Medvedev says decision taken by Soviet Union in 1988 will not change but doesn’t clarify whether Russia recognizes ‘Palestine.’
Russian President Dimitry Medvedev said Russia will not change its stance towards Palestinian statehood during a visit with Palestinain Authority President Mahmoud Abbas on Tuesday.
Medvedev said the Soviet Union had recognized a Palestinian state in 1988 after Yasser Arafat declared independence.
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The Russian president’s announcement came after reports Tuesday speculating that his country would join several South American countries who have declared their recognition of a Palestinian state.
During a press conference held with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in Jericho, Medvedev said “We made a decision then and we will not change it today.”
He also expressed willingness to take on a greater role in the peace process, saying: “From the establishment of a Palestinian state, everyone will benefit, both Palestinians and Israelis. The region will also benefit, all of the people in the Middle East would benefit. That is the goal we should strive for.”
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