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Satellite images show key Russian bases in Syria after fall of Assad
Satellite images show key Russian bases in Syria after fall of Assad
Reuters
Published Dec 11, 2024 06:55 AM PHT

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Satellite images of the port at Latakia captured on Tuesday (December 10) revealed that several Syrian missile boats had been damaged or destroyed, reportedly caused by recent airstrikes that were designed to destroy the former regime’s naval fleet.
Satellite images of the port at Latakia captured on Tuesday (December 10) revealed that several Syrian missile boats had been damaged or destroyed, reportedly caused by recent airstrikes that were designed to destroy the former regime’s naval fleet.
The images also showed that Russian naval ships have left Moscow's base at Tartous on Syria's coast and some have dropped anchor offshore.
The images also showed that Russian naval ships have left Moscow's base at Tartous on Syria's coast and some have dropped anchor offshore.
Russia has a major air base in the coastal city of Latakia and its naval facility at Tartous.
Russia has a major air base in the coastal city of Latakia and its naval facility at Tartous.
Syrian rebels seized the capital Damascus on Sunday after a lightening advance that sent Assad fleeing to Russia after a 13-year civil war and 54 years of his family's autocratic rule.
Syrian rebels seized the capital Damascus on Sunday after a lightening advance that sent Assad fleeing to Russia after a 13-year civil war and 54 years of his family's autocratic rule.
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Moscow, which was an ally of the Assad regime for decades, is now scrambling to make a deal with the rebels to guarantee the safety of two strategically important military bases.
Moscow, which was an ally of the Assad regime for decades, is now scrambling to make a deal with the rebels to guarantee the safety of two strategically important military bases.
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