Russia, Syria sign deal on expanding Tartus naval base
The agreement envisages that 11 Russian warships can be located in the Tartus base at one time, the document showed
Russia and Syria have signed an agreement on expanding and modernizing Russia's Tartus naval base in Syria, a Russian government document showed.
The agreement envisages that 11 Russian warships can be located in the Tartus base at one time, the document showed.
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