The Independent report also cited unnamed Israeli sources who described Netanyahu’s meeting with Putin as "a failure”, falling short of reducing any Syria policy disagreements with Moscow.
Zionist sources added that Israel airstrikes on Syria had "embarrassed” the Russians. During the "failed" meeting, Netanyahu called for Tel Aviv to be given "freedom of action” against Iran by Russia, the report said.
The Israeli prime minister had even sought to use the meeting to "present positive message of the cooperation” between Tel Aviv and Moscow for his election campaign but the effort failed, the report wrote.
According to the Russian source, Putin’s disagreements with Netanyahu also went as far as the Russian leader condemning Tel Aviv’s recent actions in Lebanon and saying he "rejects the aggression towards Lebanon's sovereignty."
The occupying regime of Israel launched a number of drone attacks on Lebanon last month.