Syrian President Assad Says He’s ‘Confident’ of Support From Iran, Russia
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Syrian President Bashar Assad said he is confident he has the support of Iran and Russia. Photo: Screenshot, Press TV via AP video.
The Syrian President, Bashar al-Assad, has said he is confident he has the continuing support of key allies Iran and Russia.
A fresh push is under way to resolve Syria’s four-year conflict, leading to speculation Mr Assad could be forced out to reach a settlement.
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