Russian Troops Move Into Syria After U.S. Troops Withdraw

The video discusses Russia's mediation efforts to prevent conflicts between Syrian and Turkish forces in northern Syria. Russia is brokering deals between Syria and Kurdish fighters, facilitating territorial exchanges for military support. Since the U.S. troop withdrawal, Russia has filled the strategic gap, supporting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. The U.S. has expressed concerns over Russian patrols, while Russian and Turkish leaders emphasize maintaining Syria's territorial integrity.

What is Russia's primary goal in its involvement between Syrian and Turkish forces?

• To support Turkish military operations

• To prevent a clash between the two forces

• To establish a new military base

• To withdraw all foreign troops from Syria

What role has Russia played in the relationship between Syria and Kurdish fighters?

• Russia has encouraged Kurdish independence

• Russia has facilitated a deal for Kurdish forces to surrender territory

• Russia has remained neutral in the conflict

• Russia has provided weapons to Kurdish fighters

Since when has Russia been a crucial ally to Syrian President Bashar al Assad?

• Since 2010

• Since 2017

• Since 2020

• Since 2015

What concern did the U.S. express regarding Russian patrols in Syria?

• They are too close to U.S. bases

• They are not effective

• They are a cause for deep concern

• They are welcomed by the U.S.

What was agreed upon in the communication between Russian and Turkish leaders?

• To prevent conflicts and respect Syria's territorial integrity

• To increase military presence in Syria

• To support Kurdish independence

• To withdraw all troops from Syria