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Russia Expresses Concern Over Military Facility Security in Syria Amid Rebel Advances

Russia is reassessing military facility security in Syria following rebel gains and tensions in U.S.-Syrian relations, as leadership transitions loom ahead.

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Updated: Dec 11th, 2024, 10:22 PM ET

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Following recent rebel victories in Syria, Russia is focusing on securing its military bases amid an ongoing transition in U.S. leadership. Coordination between the Trump and Biden teams has emerged, addressing instability in Syria as both administrations recognize the importance of foreign policy cooperation. The Kremlin is reportedly in talks to assure the safety of key military assets in Tartus and Khmeimim, despite the uncertainties posed by Assad's ousting and U.S. repositioning. Observers highlight the deteriorating situation for ISIS prisoners in Turkey-backed regions, further complicating the security landscape.

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