Russian President Vladimir Putin held a phone call on Monday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to a statement issued by the Kremlin. The details of the call's content or the topics discussed were not disclosed.

It is noteworthy that this is the second phone call between the two leaders in days, as their last meeting was on July 28, where they discussed the situation in the Middle East, including Syria and Iran, as part of the coordination efforts between Moscow and Tel Aviv.

These communications come amid rising regional tensions, as both Russia and Israel seek to maintain stability in the area, especially with the ongoing security and political challenges facing the concerned countries.

No additional statements regarding the content of the call have been issued by the Kremlin or Netanyahu's office, but diplomatic sources indicate that the phone meetings are part of efforts to enhance dialogue and avoid escalation in the region.