Putin Strikes Again in Syria, Makes a Deal with New Al-Sharaa Govt as Trump’s MidEast Dreams Crumble

Despite the potential ouster of Bashar al-Assad, Russia is moving to secure its military presence in Syria, aiming to maintain strategic influence in the region. Moscow is reportedly close to a deal with the new Syrian government to retain a reduced military presence, including control over the Tartus port and Hmeimim air base. This move underscores Russia's objective to counter both the Islamic State and Turkish influence in the region. Watch the video for details