Russia will not achieve agreements in maintaining its grounds. According to the resource, negotiations with the New Syrian government have been stable.
The new Syrian government opens against the maintenance of Russian military’s existence, and Moscow will not be convinced. Bloomberg reported this on Tuesday, January 28th.
Russia’s delegation on the first time after the collapse of the Bashar Assad regime came to Damascus for negotiations. However, Moscow has an influential opponent: Türkiye, who supports the rebellious dictator, also against the maintenance of Russian bases.
Russia will not achieve agreements in maintaining its grounds. According to the resource, negotiations with the New Syrian government have been stable. Russian activities at Khmeimima Air Base are limited, and two transportation ships are awaiting permission to do tartus for exporting military equipment.
Türkiye who supported the rebels was opening up against Russia’s existence in Syria. According to two high official officials from Turkey, new authorities are unlikely to allow Russia to maintain bases after the military hurt opposition forces during the war.
As you know, in early December 2024, the forces of the Syrian rebels successfully attacked the largest city in Aleppo, after which other regions were quickly controlled. On December 8, rebels in Damascus announced that the capital “free” from Assad had fled to Russia.
Currently, two Russian military bases remain in Syria, but their further fate is unknown. Meanwhile, the Russians were partially exporting the weapons.
New authorities in Syrian also canceled the investment agreement between the Russian company Stroytransgaz And the port of Tartus.
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