Syria’s new leader is eager to establish relations with Moscow, Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al-Thani informed Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday. Sheikh Tamim’s guarantee comes as Putin tries to keep Russia’s two military sites in Syria operational and prevent a significant blow to its strategic power in the area following the overthrow of its ally Bashar Al Assad in December. Ahmed al-Sharaa, who is now president, commanded the rebels who overthrew Assad.
Regarding Syria, we discussed the strategic and historical ties between Syria and Russia with President Al Sharaa while he was in Qatar a few days ago. During their discussion in the Kremlin, the emir informed Putin that he was eager to establish a partnership between the two nations founded on mutual respect. According to Putin, the state of affairs in Syria, which has been shattered by sectarian bloodshed in recent weeks, is critical.
“We want to talk with you about the prospect of offering aid to the Syrian people, particularly humanitarian aid, and we want to do all in our power to guarantee that Syria, first and foremost, continues to be a sovereign, independent, and territorially integrated state.
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