Russian President Vladimir Putin and Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras confirmed their commitment to boost ties, including in energy, in a phone call on Friday, the Kremlin said.
Putin also welcomed Tsipras' leftist party's victory in a recently held parliamentary election, the Kremlin added.
(Reporting by Alexander Winning; writing by Vladimir Soldatkin)
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