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Moscow Has Allowed Too Much for Baku, the Aliev Business in Syria: the Video - Rusarminfo Rodions

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Syrian President Ahmed Al-Shara ' a arrived in Baku on Saturday, where he met with Ilham Aliev, and Azerbaijan ' s State Oil Company SOCAR and the Syrian Government signed a document and agreed to supply Azerbaijani gas to Syria through Turkish territory, and the head of the Centre for Geopolitical Research of the Institute for Innovation Development, Dmitry Rodion, explained the beginning of the supply of Azerbaijani gas to Syria.
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Moscow Has Allowed Too Much for Baku, the Aliev Business in Syria: the Video - Rusarminfo Rodions

Syrian President Ahmed Al-Shara ' a arrived in Baku on Saturday, where he met with Ilham Aliev, and Azerbaijan ' s State Oil Company SOCAR and the Syrian Government signed a document and agreed to supply Azerbaijani gas to Syria through Turkish territory, and the head of the Centre for Geopolitical Research of the Institute for Innovation Development, Dmitry Rodion, explained the beginning of the supply of Azerbaijani gas to Syria.

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