AL-QUD (Dispatches) – Zionist  Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday in Moscow to discuss regional issues, the Zionist premier’s office said in a statement.
The Zionist regime has been lobbying world powers to "fix or nix” a 2015 nuclear deal with Iran as a May 12 deadline set by President Donald Trump approaches.
The Zionist regime is also concerned that Iran is establishing a military presence in Syria.
 Netanyahu and Putin spoke by phone on Monday after the Zionist prime minister presented what he said were Iran’s secret nuclear files which document it having worked toward developing atomic weapons in the past.
U.S. and Zionist officials claimed the information showed Iran had lied about its past work to develop nuclear arms but intelligence experts said there was no smoking gun showing that Tehran had violated the nuclear deal under which it curbed its atomic program in return for relief from economic sanctions.
Trump has given Britain, France and Germany a May 12 deadline to fix what he views as the "deal’s flaws” or he will reimpose U.S. sanctions.
Moscow has repeatedly said it wants the Iran nuclear deal left intact. Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Friday Russia would deem any changes to the deal to be unacceptable.