By Eliza Popova
The plan stipulates that Russian troops will be temporarily displaced into zones controlled by Turkish armed forces, from where they will then be sent to Russia by air. This information confirms that Moscow is looking for ways to minimize risks in the face of weakening its positions in Syria, especially in the light of a significant reduction in the efficiency of Iran's armed groups. However, Russian troops still retain their presence in Syria, where Moscow has two military facilities.
It is about the naval base of Tartus and the Khmeimim air base. The report also stated that the collapse of Bashar Assad regime and the change in the balance of forces in Syria create additional difficulties for Moscow. Given its long -term military presence in the region, Russia faces the challenges of strategic influence with limited resources and increasing pressure from the international community.
In addition, a request to Turkey may be part of a broader strategy aimed at redistributing Russian military resources, perhaps in connection with other priorities, including the situation in Ukraine. In turn, Turkey can consider this request as an opportunity to strengthen its position in Syria, especially in the areas it controls.
Ankara continues to adhere to the policy of active interference with the Syrian conflict in order to ensure his safety and prevent the strengthening of Kurdish formations. We will remind, according to the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Moscow used the tactics of misinformation to save the Syrian dictator Bashar Assad.
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