Syria, Russia and Un
The U.S. and Russia Come Together on Syria
The Alawites are seen as religious deviants by the Sunni Islamists, and as remnants of the ousted regime, and their position is precarious in post-Assad Syria. During the sectarian bloodbath that unfolded in and around the cities of Latakia and Tartous, Syrian forces reportedly also killed Christians.
The resumption of hostilities in Syria could change everything, and the Russian military could suddenly find itself in a ...
A series of violent clashes in Syria points to both the lingering Russian and Iranian presence in the country, as well as the extreme risks to civilians. Through interviews and analysis of open-source ...
Considering the genocide of Alawites and Christians in Syria, cooperation The Russian Federation with terrorist President ...
Russia has sought a rapprochement with Syria’s new rulers, including with an injection of cash for Syria’s central bank.
"To be honest, the Alawites clearly ask for international protection," a former Syrian diplomat told Newsweek.
Russia shipped a diesel cargo to Syria onboard a tanker under U.S. sanctions, the first known such direct supply to the ...
New satellite images seemingly show hundreds of refugees seeking shelter at a Russian air base in Syria. The images from ...
Russia maintains two key military bases in Syria, including an air base in Hmeimim and a naval base in Tartous.
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