The fall of the Syrian long-term power holder Bashar al-Assad by Islamic rebels was also a difficult blow to the Kremlin. Moscow had the ex-president, who found refuge after his inflammatory power in Russia for years in the civil war. Now Russian leadership shares the new rulers in Syria.
In a letter to transition chairman Ahmed al-Sharaa, Kremlin boss Vladimir Putin assured support when receiving the territorial integrity of the country. According to the Kremlin, the letter is mentioned in a large number of questions in the letter.
Putin said that, according to the information, Sharaa supported “the efforts to stabilize the situation in the country as quickly as possible to guarantee sovereignty, independence, unity and territorial integrity”. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitri Peskow also confirmed the “traditional friendly Russian-Syrian relationships”.
Until now, Russian advances have come little love
In December the Reuters news agency reported that Russia did not leave its troops from the front line in northern Syria and of positions in the mountains dominated by Assads of Alawite Faith, but his two strategically important headrest points on the Mediterranean coast – the Hmeimim Air Force Base. Until now, the new rulers in Damascus have responded more cool to progress from Moscow for an approach.
Source: Krone
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