Putin claims Russia wasn't 'defeated' in Syria
Moscow achieved its goals in Syria, Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed during his annual press conference and a call-in program on Dec. 19. following the collapse of dictator Bashar al-Assad's regime. Commenting on the fall of Assad's regime for the first time, Putin said Russia invaded Syria to prevent the creation of "a terrorist enclave."
If Turkey decides to arm the rebel forces, it is unclear how Israel will respond and whether it will be able to thwart the ...
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Russian President Vladimir Putin denied on Thursday that Russia's nine-year intervention in Syria had been a failure, but ...
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Vladimir Putin has been conspicuously silent about Syria since the end of Bashir Assad's rule. Analysts say it points to ...
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Russia's war on Ukraine dominated the opening stages of President Vladimir Putin's annual marathon press conference on ...
Russian President Vladimir Putin talked for more than three hours during an annual news conference in Moscow on Thursday, ...
Vladimir Putin made one very telling remark about Syria which has revealed the “strain” the ousting of Bashar al-Assad has on ...
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