Russian Warships Leave Syrian Naval Base After Assad’s Government Toppled By Rebels
Syria's political landscape has shifted dramatically—rebels have toppled Assad’s regime, leaving questions about Russia’s military presence.
Satellite images reveal that Russian warships, once stationed at the Tartus naval base, have vanished amidst Syria's chaos.
This development follows years of Russia’s military support for Assad—a regime marked by civil war, displacement, and destruction.
Intelligence reports confirm that five Russian vessels, including frigates and a submarine, left Tartus, with no sign of their return.
Intelligence reports confirm that five Russian vessels, including frigates and a submarine, left Tartus, with no sign of their return.
Tartus, a vital warm-water port for Moscow, and Khmeimim, a gateway to Africa, represent major geopolitical losses for Russia.
The rebels, led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, captured Damascus, ending a brutal 13-year civil war and reshaping Syria’s alliances.
As Syria’s future unfolds, the world watches closely—will Russia’s influence in the region survive this upheaval?