Russia’s deputy foreign minister has confirmed that the former president of Syria, Bashar al-Assad, is currently in Russia. This revelation comes after months of speculation regarding Assad’s whereabouts following his removal from power in Syria.
The confirmation was made during an exclusive interview with the deputy foreign minister, who stated that Assad had sought refuge in Russia for security reasons. The former Syrian president has been a controversial figure in the international community, with accusations of human rights abuses and war crimes being leveled against him.
Assad’s presence in Russia raises questions about the country’s role in the ongoing conflict in Syria. Russia has been a key ally of the Assad regime, providing military support and assistance throughout the years of civil war. With Assad now seeking asylum in Russia, it is unclear what his future plans may be and how this will impact the situation in Syria.
The confirmation of Assad’s presence in Russia comes at a critical time for the region, as peace talks and negotiations continue to try and find a resolution to the conflict in Syria. The international community will be closely monitoring the situation to see how this development will impact the ongoing conflict and what it means for the future of Syria.
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Does anyone need to remind Russia of Isis K?
Too many countries involved in this Syria crisis.🌎💥.. Russia , Iran , China , Isreal, USA and maybe North Korea… 🙄
Hopefully, there will be no more wars and peace in the world… It's a sad reality with people getting hurt. 😥
Israel rules the world.
make sure Asma Assad gets her daily Latakia Fish
They lie and the truth is not in them.
He needs to be accountable for the horrible crimes against humanity. It's barbaric, it's sick, and pure evil. The world wants to see justice.
I am glad he is now okay.
Stay away from windows and any tea or drinks served by any Russian.
Russia is looking for a way out.
Told you so.
Well, I'm glad they cleared that up. I was really concerned for the brutal dictators safety
We already saw him drinking with the former Ukrainian dictator who is also holed up in Moscow, so nothing new here