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Russia in talks on 'reformatting' its military sites in Syria: What to know

Moscow signals it wants to maintain its presence in Syria, where President Ahmed al-Sharaa recently said that Russian bases will be converted into training centers.

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Russia in talks on 'reformatting' its military sites in Syria: What to know

Moscow signals it wants to maintain its presence in Syria, where President Ahmed al-Sharaa recently said that Russian bases will be converted into training centers.

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Russia in Talks With Syria to ‘Reformat’ Military Bases - The Moscow Times

Russia’s Foreign Ministry said Wednesday that it is in talks with the Syrian government regarding the “possible reformatting” of its military bases in the country.

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  1. mercoledì 10 giugno 2026·themoscowtimes.com

    Russia in Talks With Syria to ‘Reformat’ Military Bases - The Moscow Times

    Russia’s Foreign Ministry said Wednesday that it is in talks with the Syrian government regarding the “possible reformatting” of its military bases in the country.

  2. mercoledì 10 giugno 2026·al-monitor.com

    Russia in talks on 'reformatting' its military sites in Syria: What to know

    Moscow signals it wants to maintain its presence in Syria, where President Ahmed al-Sharaa recently said that Russian bases will be converted into training centers.