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Russia Resupplies Military Bases in Syria Under New Agreement With Damascus

Al Jazeera reports Moscow has sent fresh supplies to its Syrian bases for the first time under a new deal, preserving its military presence in the Mediterranean.

· 1 min read · language: en

Russia has resupplied its military bases in Syria for the first time under a new agreement with the Syrian government, according to a report by Al Jazeera published on September 15.

The report states that the resupply operation follows talks between Moscow and Damascus and allows Russia to maintain its military foothold in the eastern Mediterranean.

Al Jazeera did not specify further details about the scope of the resupply, the exact terms of the new deal, or the officials involved in the negotiations between the two governments.

Russia has long maintained a naval facility at Tartus and an air base at Hmeimim in Syria, assets that have been central to its strategic presence in the region for years.

The development comes amid a broader context of shifting dynamics in Syria, though the source report did not provide additional background on the current political or military situation in the country.

EGazette could not independently verify additional details beyond what was reported by Al Jazeera at the time of publication.

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