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The interim president of Syria, Ahmad al-Sharaa, is making a visit to Russia, where he will request the extradition of former president Bashar al-Assad, who was ousted from power on December 8, 2024. Al-Sharaa, leader of an Islamist coalition, has arrived in Moscow to meet with Russian president Vladimir Putin. Following the fall of his regime, Assad sought refuge in Russia, where he was hospitalized in critical condition after being poisoned, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. After nine days of hospitalization, he was discharged and is now in stable condition. This visit marks al-Sharaa's first public appearance as interim leader.
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Președintele interimar al Siriei, Ahmad al-Sharaa, la Moscova: va cere lui Putin extrădarea lui Bashar al-Assad
Syria's new leader visits Moscow for talks with Putin
Preşedintele interimar sirian Ahmad al-Sharaa a sosit la Moscova şi urmează să-i ceară lui Vladimir Putin extrădarea lui Bashar al-Assad
Siria va cere Rusiei extrădarea lui Bashar al-Assad, susține un responsabil guvernamental / Preşedintele interimar al Siriei efectuează o vizită în Rusia
Preşedintele interimar sirian Ahmad al-Sharaa a sosit la Moscova şi urmează să-i ceară lui Vladimir Putin extrădarea lui Bashar al-Assad
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