Syria Renews Ties with Moscow
Syria-Russia relations officially declined in August, as the two countries agreed to reorganize Russia's military presence in the ports of Tartus and Hmeimim on the Syrian coast. The aim is to take control of civilian facilities and convert military sections into joint training centers within three months. The agreement seeks to strengthen military cooperation while Russia maintains its military presence in Syria following a decline in its influence after the fall of Assad's regime. It is worth noting that Moscow still plays a significant economic role through oil and wheat imports, despite Damascus's efforts to reduce its dependence on Russia and to pursue more independent policies.
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