Kyiv, on the eve of the expected visit to Ukraine by Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen, is demanding that the Israeli side publicly condemn Russia's actions and issue a large loan. It is reported by TASS with reference to the Walla portal.

According to the source, Ukraine has sent Israel a list of demands, including a request for $500 million, as well as a public and clear statement condemning the Russian special operation.

Kyiv also expects Israel to support the “peace plan” of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. In addition, the Ukrainian side expects that Jerusalem will help with the treatment of Ukrainian soldiers and civilians injured as a result of hostilities.

According to a Ukrainian source, Kyiv believes that "the degree of responsiveness during Cohen's visit will testify to the sincerity of Israel's intentions."

A few days ago, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that he would study the possibility of supplying weapons to Ukraine, taking into account national interests.