Russia harassed Al-Assad’s Syrian demand for military bases. Syria’s war news
The Syrian leader al-a-Sara also allegedly demands revaluation as the Moscow delegation attempts to secure strategic power bases.
Russia has refused to comment on the reports that Syria has demanded the withdrawal of Bashar al-Assad in exchange for Moscow to maintain its military bases in the Middle Eastern country.
Kremlin spokesman Dimitri Peskov did not respond on Wednesday when reporters were asked about the claim. A high-level Russian delegation was in Syria on the previous day to interact with the country’s new D Facto leader Ahmed Al-Shra.
Al-Assad, a major Russian colleague in the Middle East, escaped Moscow in December after an electric rebel aggressive under the leadership of Al-Shara.
The al-Assad family abolished the five decades of rule of his uproot, which is accused of broad human rights violations. His collapse was a hit for Russia, which not only used his military bases in Syria to pursue Al-Assad’s rule, but also introduced his power internationally.
The Ministry of External Affairs in Moscow said on Wednesday that the delegation led by the Special Envoy of President Vladimir Putin in the Middle East and Africa discussed the “Frank” by Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov as it would expect to maintain the tart Is. ,
Unconfirmed news reports stated that in turn, Al-Shara sent Al-Assad back to Syria and will be paid a revaluation.
SANAA news agency of Syria reported that they asked Russia to rebuild confidence through “concrete measures such as compensation, reconstruction and reconstruction”.
The Syrian administration said that it “stressed that the restoration of relationships should address previous mistakes, respect the wishes of the Syrian people and serve their interests”.
The Russian Foreign Ministry did not address the nuances of the meeting, but said that Moscow confirmed “its unwavering support for the unity, regional integrity and sovereignty of the Syrian Arabia”.
Peskov described the journey as “important”, insisting: “It is necessary to create and maintain a permanent dialogue with the Syrian authorities.”
Russian military bases located in Latakia province on the Mediterranean coast of Syria have proved important for Russia’s international ambitions, working as a launchpad for operation in support of Al-Assad’s rule as well as staging for Moscow Is working as a ground. Region and Africa.
Tartus and Khimim are Moscow’s only military outposts outside the former Soviet Union.
Russia’s Foreign Ministry stated that “the entire series of issues had a clear discussion” and the two sides will pursue further contacts to look for “relevant agreements”, especially without mentioning two military bases.
A Syrian source told the Reuters News Agency that Russians had not prepared Moscow’s “mistakes” to accept and the only deal was to continue the discussion.
