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While Putin gives asylum to Assad in Moscow, Russia is facing the loss of its naval base in Syria — its only hub on the Mediterranean Sea — and an airfield used to supply its operations in Africa.

While Putin gives asylum to Assad in Moscow, Russia is facing the loss of its naval base in Syria — its only hub on the Mediterranean Sea — and an airfield used to supply its operations in Africa.

costing them critical bases in the Middle East and further stretching their military resources as they continue fighting in Ukraine." Ksenia Svetlova, a senior non-resident fellow at the Atlantic ...