Putin meeting Annan at United Nations headquarters in New York in 2001. Wikimedia Commons
Is Russia Finally Inching Away From Syria's Assad? -- Ariel Cohen, The Atlantic
Why the Syrian leader's most important international backer might start looking for a way out.
The Interfax news agency reported Tuesday that a Russian naval squadron, including an antisubmarine ship and three marine-landing craft, left Severomorsk in the Arctic for the Mediterranean. Several more ships will join it en route. Together, they will pay a call to Tartus, Syria, Russia's only naval facility outside of the old Soviet Union.
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More News On Putin Meeting UN Envoy Annan On Tuesday To Discuss Syria
Putin to Meet UN Envoy Annan July 17 in Moscow to Discuss Syria Crisis -- RIA Novosti
Putin to Meet With Annan in Moscow Over Syrian Conflict -- The Moscow Times
Russia's Putin to meet Annan for Syria talks -- AFP
Annan to seek Putin help on Syria in Moscow visit -- Reuters
Putin to meet Annan to discuss Syria crisis -- Zee News
Annan to ask Putin help on Syria -- News24
Russia reaffirms support for Syrian peace plan -- Deutsche Welle
My Comment: The Russians are not going to abandon Assad .... but they must also know that he cannot sustain the conflict in its present form.
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