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Turkey-Syria offensive: Russia vows to prevent clashes with Assad forces
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Saudi oil attacks: all the latest updates
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Countdown to zero: Russia continues dumping US debt
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Islamic State: The women and children no-one wants
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Thanks Russia!
Kurdish military chief welcomes Russian peacekeeping patrols.
Speaking with Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu, SDF chief Mazloum Abdi thanked Moscow for securing a deal with Turkey and said the Kurdish militia will support Syrian troops and Russian military police patrolling the border.
Talks between the top Russian military officials and the commander-in-chief of the so-called Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) were held on Wednesday, via video link. Abdi discussed the ongoing developments in northeastern Syria with Shoigu and Russia’s Chief of General Staff Valery Gerasimov, expressing full support to the deployment of Russian military police and Syrian Army units into the region.
“Currently, units of the Russian military police and regular Syrian troops are being deployed into many locations. We are providing them with all kind of help and assistance,” Abdi said.
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Russia – Africa In Sochi 2019
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Nord Stream 2 pipeline project to save EU up to €8 billion a year
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Russian banks join Chinese alternative to SWIFT payment system
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List of jobs forbidden for women in Russia to be cut from 456 to 79
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Floating nuclear power plant to light up China
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China tops list of Russia’s biggest trade partners
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