Assad to Putin: ‘West supporting new Nazis’ | Assad welcomes new Russian bases in Syria after Putin meeting
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Russian President Vladimir Putin met with his Syrian counterpart, Bashar al-Assad, on Wednesday, lauding the progressing relations between the two countries
Assad said that the West, after hosting “old Nazis” during World War Two, was now supporting “new Nazis”
Syria's Assad says Zelesnky is using "his army of Nazis" to wage a war against Russia at the behest of the West.pic.twitter.com/yuC8wQkuGD
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Ahead of Putin talks,Al-Assad laid a wreath at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Moscow
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said in an interview published Thursday that he would welcome any Russian proposals to set up new military bases and boost Russian troop numbers in Syria.
Assad, in Moscow for talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, said Russia’s military presence in Syria did not need to be temporary.
Russia maintains a significant military presence in Syria and has been a close ally of Assad, supporting his government in the country’s yearslong civil war by launching strikes on opposition-held areas.
Moscow’s military support for Assad has helped him turn the tide in the war, which began in 2011 as a pro-democracy movement.
The two countries plan to sign an agreement on economic cooperation in the coming weeks.
