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Syria and Russia Agree on Joint Management of Military Bases in Syria
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First reported by Ynet · 5 hours ago
What happened
Syria and Russia have finalized a broad agreement to jointly manage Russian military bases in Syria, including converting some facilities for civilian use, marking a significant development in their post-Assad relations.
- 01Syria and Russia reached a broad agreement on managing Russian military bases in Syria.
- 02The deal covers bases in Tartus and Latakia and overall Russian military presence.
- 03Syria will control civilian facilities like Khmeimim Airport and Tartus naval base pier.
- 04Military facilities will become joint training centers under the agreement.
- 05The transition may take up to three months and impact Syrian sovereignty.
- 06The agreement aims to strengthen the Syrian regime after Assad's fall.
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SrugimRight · Hebrew2 hours ago
Syria and Russia Agree on Joint Management of Military Bases in Syria
Now 14Right · Hebrew5 hours ago
Syria and Russia Transform Military Bases into Joint Training Centers Under New Agreement
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