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Russia plans to begin operating a logistics center at a Syrian port in mid-April
Russia is planning to launch a logistics center at the Syrian port of Tartus by mid-July, aiming to handle around 250,000 tons of goods per month, including wheat, grains, and other foodstuffs. This project comes as part of Moscow’s efforts to reinforce its economic and military influence in Syria following the loss of its ally Bashar al-Assad. The logistics presence is seen as a vital step in safeguarding its regional interests, amid cautious American monitoring of the initiative.
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