La Syrie a annoncé dimanche être parvenue à un accord sur l'avenir des deux bases russes dans le pays, que Moscou avait utilisées pour soutenir le président Bachar al-Assad jusqu'à sa chute fin 2024.
Les installations militaires de l'aéroport de Tartous et du port Hmeimim, sur la côte méditerranéenne, seront transformées "en centres conjoints de formation (...), dans le cadre de nouveaux arrangements préservant les intérêts mutuels", a déclaré le ministère syrien des Affaires étrangères, cité
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