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"There's no reason for Russian troop presence in Syria" - Syria's new transitional government

"There's no reason for Russian troop presence in Syria" - Syria's new transitional government


Published on 2024-12-16 19:20:48 - MSN
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  • Syria's new transitional government says there is no place for Russian presence in Syria a week after the country's long-time President Bashar al-Assad was overthrown. The new government also says it is open to engage in contacts with all countries to pave Syria's new future.

The article from MSN discusses the stance of Syria's newly formed transitional government, which has declared that there is no justification for the continued presence of Russian troops in Syria. This statement comes amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions and the complex dynamics of foreign military involvement in the region. The transitional government, aiming to assert its sovereignty and control, argues that with the defeat of ISIS and the stabilization of certain areas, the need for Russian military support has diminished. This position reflects a broader push towards national self-determination and possibly a reevaluation of alliances and foreign military bases within Syrian territory. However, the article also hints at the nuanced relationship between Syria and Russia, suggesting that despite these public statements, the practicalities of Russian withdrawal might be influenced by numerous strategic, economic, and political considerations.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-xl/politics/government/there-s-no-reason-for-russian-troop-presence-in-syria-syria-s-new-transitional-government/ar-AA1vYxJj ]

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