Satellite imagery show that Russian naval ships have left Moscow's base at Tartous on Syria's coast and some have dropped anchor offshore following the overthrow of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad by rebel forces.

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LONDON - Satellite imagery show that Russian naval ships have left Moscow's base at Tartous on Syria's coast and some have dropped anchor offshore following the overthrow of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad by rebel forces. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Vessels in Russia's Mediterranean Sea Task Force have been removed from the port of Tartus in Syria after Bashar Assad's downfall.

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Russian Navy faces dilemma over future of Mediterranean flotilla

LONDON (Reuters) - Satellite imagery show that Russian naval ships have left Moscow’s base at Tartous on Syria’s coast and some have dropped anchor offshore following the overthrow of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad by rebel forces.

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Satellite Imagery Shows Russian Navy Ships Anchored off Syrian Coast

Satellite imagery show that Russian naval ships have left Moscow’s base at Tartous on Syria’s coast and some have dropped anchor offshore following the

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Satellite imagery shows Russian navy ships anchored off Syria’s coast

Satellite imagery show that Russian naval ships have left Moscow’s base at Tartous on Syria’s coast and some have dropped anchor offshore following the overthrow of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad by rebel forces. An image taken on Dec. 9 by Planet Labs showed at least three vessels in Russia’s Mediterranean fleet, including two guided missile frigates and an oiler, moored around 13 km (eight miles) northwest of Tartous. The rest of the fleet c…

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Russian navy ships anchored off Syrian coast, satellite imagery shows

New satellite images have surfaced online showing Russian naval vessels leaving Moscow's Tartous base off the coast of Syria and some of the…More...

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Reuters: Δορυφόροι κατέγραψαν ρωσικά πολεμικά πλοία στα ανοιχτά της Συρίας - Αποχώρησαν από τη βάση

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Reuters: Satellites spotted Russian warships off Syria - They left base

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The fall of Bashar Assad has thrown Russia’s military presence in Syria into question. It also poses a threat to Russia’s ability to project power throughout the Middle East and beyond. On Sunday, Syrian rebels, led by the Islamist group Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham, overthrew Syria’s longtime autocratic ruler. It followed a dizzying two-week campaign that caught the world off guard and many are now trying to work out what will come next for the country…

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Russia’s access to crucial military bases in Syria hangs in the balance, threatening its role in the region

Recent satellite imagery analysis has revealed that Russian naval vessels have vacated their primary port at Tartous, Syria. This development raises questions

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