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world3h ago

Putin meets Ahmed al-Sharaa at the Kremlin to discuss Syria and Russia's bases.
Russia's two remaining bases in Syria are Hmeimim and Tartus, outside the former Soviet Union.
The talks followed Syria's past shifts and Russia's attempts to sustain ties since Assad’s ouster.
Kremlin did not confirm public details, with Peskov noting expected discussions on the bases.
Russia aims to preserve its influence as it withdraws forces from Kurdish-controlled areas.
The Kremlin's regional strategy centers on maintaining strategic bases amid Middle East volatility.
The article notes Moscow's support for Sharaa's government and sensitivity around Assad's status.
The Moscow Times frames the meeting within broader pressures on independent journalism in Russia.
The base presence remains a focal point as regional dynamics shift and sanctions press on Moscow.
The piece emphasizes the strategic importance of Hmeimim and Tartus to Russia beyond the Soviet era.

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world1d ago

Russia demands Donbas control as a non-negotiable term, signaling limited immediate progress.
Ukraine rejects further land concessions, maintaining it will not hand over more territory.
Zelenskyy urged that discussions were constructive and could lead to more talks next week if ready to move forward.
Peskov described talks as constructive and anticipated more discussions with Ukraine in the near term.
The White House has been pushing to end the war quickly, even if it means rewarding Russia for aggression.
U.S. President Biden has blamed Zelenskyy for delays in peace talks, according to the report.
The talks involved Ukraine, Russia and the United States, with discussions centered on the war's possible endgame.
The negotiations followed a broader push from Washington on how to end the war and address Donbas control.
There was no significant breakthrough announced after the trilateral talks.
The discussion focused on potential parameters for ending the war and the Donbas issue.

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