Syria announces agreement with Moscow on the fate of Russian bases
"Historical" Agreement The overthrow of Bashar al-Assad in 2024, by a coalition of Islamist rebels, has seriously hit Moscow's influence..
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"Historical" Agreement The overthrow of Bashar al-Assad in 2024, by a coalition of Islamist rebels, has seriously affected Moscow's influence in the region. The Syrian Foreign Minister, Assaad al-Shaibani, inspected on Sunday the facilities and infrastructure included in the agreement, described as "historic" by the Sana agency. Damascus has repeatedly demanded that Russia extradite Bashar al-Assad, who has sought refuge in Moscow with his wife since his eviction.
Furthermore, The Authority will be working on its "rehabilitation", said Mr. Hasri, an "important" step towards reintegrating the country's airports "in the national civil aviation system". For its part, the Syrian Civil Aviation Authority, in the voice of its director Omar al-Hasri, declared that it had taken control of Latakia International Airport, a civilian facility adjacent to Hmeimim, whose activities were closely linked to the Russian presence on the military base. At the same time, civilian facilities at both bases will be handed over to the Damascus authorities.
In addition, Tartous airport and Hmeimim port were the only official military outposts of Russia outside the former USSR. Moscow did not comment on this announcement immediately. Russia was an unwavering ally of Bashar al-Assad during the 13 years of Syrian civil war, providing, thanks to these bases, vital air support to the forces of the former President, allowing him to remain in power.
Moreover, Syria announced on Sunday that it had reached an agreement on the future of the two Russian bases on its territory, which Moscow had used to support President Bashar al-Assad until his fall in late 2024.
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"Historical" Agreement The overthrow of Bashar al-Assad in 2024, by a coalition of Islamist rebels, has seriously affected Moscow's influence in the region.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe Syrian Foreign Minister, Assaad al-Shaibani, inspected on Sunday the facilities and infrastructure included in the agreement, described as "historic" by the Sana agency.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesDamascus has repeatedly demanded that Russia extradite Bashar al-Assad, who has sought refuge in Moscow with his wife since his eviction.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe Authority will be working on its "rehabilitation", said Mr. Hasri, an "important" step towards reintegrating the country's airports "in the national civil aviation system".
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesFor its part, the Syrian Civil Aviation Authority, in the voice of its director Omar al-Hasri, declared that it had taken control of Latakia International Airport, a civilian facility adjacent to Hmeimim, whose activities were closely linked to the Russian presence on the military base.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesAt the same time, civilian facilities at both bases will be handed over to the Damascus authorities.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesTartous airport and Hmeimim port were the only official military outposts of Russia outside the former USSR.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesMoscow did not comment on this announcement immediately.
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Russia was an unwavering ally of Bashar al-Assad during the 13 years of Syrian civil war, providing, thanks to these bases, vital air support to the forces of the former President, allowing him to remain in power.
according to Ouest-France — À la UneSyria announced on Sunday that it had reached an agreement on the future of the two Russian bases on its territory, which Moscow had used to support President Bashar al-Assad until his fall in late 2024.
according to Ouest-France — À la UneDespite Russia's proximity to the old regime, the new Syrian authorities have never really broken their ties with Moscow.
according to RFI (français)The process will have three months to complete, according to the official Syrian press agency Sana.
according to RFI (français)
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