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Syria agrees deal with Russia over future use of 2 key Mediterranean bases

Name: Syria agrees deal with Russia over future use of 2 key Mediterranean bases
Uploaded: 2026-08-09T15:03:56+00:00
Description: Syria has finalized a significant deal with Russia concerning two vital Mediterranean bases, Hmeimem air base and Tartus port. These locations will now operate as joint training centers under Syrian administration, marking a new chapter in...

Syria has finalized a significant deal with Russia concerning two vital Mediterranean bases, Hmeimem air base and Tartus port. These locations will now operate as joint training centers under Syrian administration, marking a new chapter in...

AP News· Aug 9, 2026 · 3:03 PM · 47 views

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