Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has communicated the results of his recent visit to Ukraine to Russian President Vladimir Putin in a phone call, the Kremlin press service reported.

Axar.az reports citing TASS.

"The Prime Minister of Israel informed the Russian leader about the results of his recent visit to Ukraine," the statement says. Netanyahu paid a two-day visit to Kiev on August 19-20.

Another topic of discussion was Syria and the fight against international terrorism. "Mutual interest in maintaining Russian-Israeli cooperation on Syria and in the shared struggle against international terrorism was discussed," the Kremlin pointed out.

Putin and Netanyahu also touched upon boosting the bilateral trade and economic cooperation and agreed to keep in touch.