New satellite images show Russian cargo ships docked at Tartus to haul away military equipment. Russia's presence at the key naval base in Syria fell into uncertainty after the Assad regime ended.

Russia is expanding its navy base at the Syrian port of Tartus and planning to construct a floating dock to boost the port’s ship repair facilities, according to Russian military officials.

The issue of bilateral relations between Russia and Syria, including the decision on Russian military bases in this country, ...

Tartus is not just a logistical hub; it has played a crucial role in Russia’s geopolitical strategy. The naval facility allowed Russian forces to remain active in the Mediterranean, conducting ...

MOSCOW – Syria has allowed Russia to significantly expand its naval facility in the Mediterranean port of Tartus and keep using it for decades to come. The facility is the only such outpost ...

Putin said on December 28 that more than 48,000 Russian military personnel have served in the operation in Syria, and that the facilities at Hmeimim and Tartus would continue to operate "on a ...

Russia plans to expand its supply base in the Syrian port city of Tartus into a permanent naval base, Deputy Defence Minister Nikolai Pankov said on Monday, according to state news agency TASS.

The Tartus base and a resupply facility in Vietnam are the Russian navy's only outposts outside of the former Soviet Union. The Russian military also maintains its presence in Syria at an air base ...

MOSCOW (AFP) - Russia's Defence Ministry said on Monday (Oct 10) that the country was poised to transform its naval facility in the Syrian port city of Tartus into a permanent base.

The Russian State Duma ratified the agreement on the expansion of the Russian naval facility in the Syrian port city of Tartus on Dec. 21. Photo provided on Thursday, October 5, 2017, by Russian ...

New satellite images show Russian cargo ships docked at Tartus to haul away military equipment. Russia's presence at the key naval base in Syria fell into uncertainty after the Assad regime ended.

Russia plans to expand its supply base in the Syrian port city of Tartus into a permanent naval base, Deputy Defence Minister Nikolai Pankov said on Monday, according to state news agency TASS.