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2024-12-29 Syria-Lebanon-Iran
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Russian Spooks: US and UK authorities do not want stabilization in Syria
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Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited.
[Regnum] Following the change of power in Syria, the US and UK authorities intend to prevent the situation in that country from stabilizing and are going to maintain chaos throughout the Middle East. This was reported on December 27 by the press bureau of the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) of Russia.
"In a broader sense, they (the US and Britain. - Ed.) set the task of maintaining a state of chaos in the Middle East. Washington and London proceed from the fact that in such conditions they will be able to more quickly achieve their own geopolitical goal - to ensure their long-term dominance in the region based on the odious concept of a 'rules-based' order," the report says.
It is specified that these plans are hampered by the presence of Russian military forces on the Mediterranean coast of Syria, which continues to be a significant factor in stability in the region.
Apparently this was written before they were kicked out
“In order to eliminate this ‘interference’, British intelligence services are developing plans to organize a series of terrorist attacks on Russian military facilities in Syria,” the report notes.
The press bureau added that these terrorist attacks are to be carried out by ISIS militants (a terrorist organization whose activities are banned in the Russian Federation), whom the "new authorities" of Syria have recently released from prison and who have received virtually uncontrolled access to the remaining arsenals of the country's former army. The terrorists have also received attack drones for attacks on Russian military bases, the SVR clarified.
As reported by the Regnum news agency, on December 8, the Russian Foreign Ministry announced that Bashar al-Assad had resigned as president of Syria and left the country, ordering a peaceful transfer of power. After that, he and his family arrived in Russia, where they were granted asylum.
Deputy Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation Mikhail Bogdanov said on December 12 that Russia expects to maintain military bases in Syria because they play an important role in the fight against international terrorism. The diplomat said that Moscow has established contacts in Syria with the political committee of the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham group (a terrorist organization whose activities are banned in the Russian Federation).
The leader of the armed Syrian opposition, Ahmed al-Sharaa (known by the nickname Abu Muhammad al-Julani ), said that the country's new authorities "give Russia the opportunity" to reconsider relations with the people of Syria. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan noted on December 21 that the fate of Russian army bases in Syria should be decided by the people of the republic.
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