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Report: Putin considered nominating Asma al-Assad as Bashar's successor before regime fall
The British newspaper "The Observer" has revealed that Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed the possibility of nominating his wife, Asma al-Assad, to lead Syria before the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, amidst Moscow's waning confidence in Assad's performance. It states that Asma, who holds British citizenship and was raised in London, has had a significant influence on economic issues and international aid sectors within the Syrian regime. Some sources have accused her of attempting to achieve personal gains. Russia has viewed Assad as weak and prepared a list of potential successors, with Asma al-Assad at the top of the list, but Assad himself did not take this idea seriously.
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