Russia expands its commercial presence in Syria with new logistics center
Russia plans to operate a new logistics center at the Syrian port of Tartus by mid-July, aiming to handle a wide range of Russian goods, including grains, oils, timber, and coal, with initial shipments reaching up to 250,000 tons per month. The project seeks to strengthen Russian influence in Syria through economic means, especially after Moscow's loss of its ally Bashar Assad in 2024. It comes as part of efforts to maintain its military and economic presence in the region, despite opposition from Washington and official denial reports.
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