BREAKING : Russian and Iranian forces start fleeing from Syria

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BREAKING:

Both Russian and Iranian forces start fleeing Syria

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🇹🇷🇸🇾 Turkish state agency Anadolu reports that Syrian militants have seized control of central Homs.

Earlier, Anadolu quoted Erdogan, who suggested that the militants’ ultimate target is Damascus, roughly 140 km away from Homs.

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🇶🇦🇸🇾 The Qatari Foreign Ministry published a joint statement by Russia, Iran, Turkey, and five Arab countries on the situation in Syria.

Key points:

➡️The Syrian crisis threatens national, regional, and international security.

➡️A political solution is needed to end military operations and protect civilians.

➡️Support for Security Council Resolution 2254.

➡️Strengthen humanitarian aid delivery to all affected areas.

➡️Preserve Syria’s unity, independence, and territorial integrity.

➡️Ensure voluntary refugee and displaced person returns.

➡️Close coordination among participants to achieve a peaceful resolution.

➡️Support for UN efforts led by Special Envoy Geir Pedersen.

➡️End military escalation, ensure justice, and enhance regional stability.

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#BREAKING Turkish President Erdogan now:

There is now a new political and diplomatic reality in Syria.

We have no eyes on anyone’s territory.

The Syrian people will decide the future of their own country.

DD Geopolitics
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🇷🇺🇸🇾 On the topic of the alleged “retreat” of the Russian army from Syria, as claimed by one of the most community-noted accounts on X 👇

Satellite images of the Khmeimim airbase and the Tartus naval facility from December 6 show that Russian Armed Forces units continue to maintain their usual activity.

At Khmeimim, an Il-76 and a Tu-154, along with other aircraft, were observed in the western part of the airbase. Su-34 bombers and Su-35S fighters have been hidden in protective hangars for several years now, making them undetectable by satellite—a notable advantage of using hangars.

At Tartus, the Project 22350 frigate Admiral Gorshkov has returned following recent Zircon missile exercises. Nearby are the Project 11356R frigate Admiral Grigorovich, the Project REF-675 medium sea tanker Vyazma, and the Project 636.3 diesel-electric submarine Novorossiysk (B-261).

Air defense systems remain deployed on the pier, and the Bastion coastal defense system is stationed in the port.

Absent from the images are the frigate Admiral Golovko and the tanker Yelnya.