Satellite imagery shows Russian navy ships anchored off Syrian coast

Satellite images show Russian forces still at Syrian air base, navy anchored offshore

Syrian rebels Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) have rapidly taken control of the whole country in only 11 days, but are treading cautiously when it comes to Russia's navy and airforce based in the country.

Russian Navy faces dilemma over future of Mediterranean flotilla

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

Russian ships move from Syria base amid <br/>doubts over future

Russian naval vessels appear to have temporarily left their main port in Syria, satellite images reviewed by BBC Verify show, amid continuing uncertainty about

After the fall of the regime of dictator Bashar Assad, Russian warships left their base in Syria's Tartus. Some of the ships of the Russian Federation dropped anchor in the sea near the coast.

Satellite Imagery Shows Russian Navy Ships Anchored off Syrian Coast

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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 overthrow of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad by rebel forces.