Leaders of the armed Syrian opposition have guaranteed the security of Russian military bases and diplomatic institutions in Syria, News.Az reports citing the TASS.
Russia's First Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Dmitry Polyansky, emphasized the importance of understanding the situation around the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force in the Golan Heights.
The leader of the armed opposition, Ahmed al-Sharaa, known by the nickname Abu Mohammed al-Julani, called what happened in Syria a victory for all citizens of the country.
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Israeli troops continue to deploy units in the buffer zone in the Golan Heights area between Israel and Syria, while also reinforcing the border barrier.
The Kremlin expresses hope that "political dialogue will continue in the interests of the Syrian people and the strengthening of relations between Russia and Syria."
