He fled his country and took refuge in Russia: Bashar al-Assad revealed to be an addict
It has been alleged that Syria's ousted leader Bashar al-Assad is living an isolated life in a luxury residence in Russia and spends most of his time playing games.
According to reports in the German press, Syria's ousted leader Bashar al-Assad continues to live an isolated life in exile in Russia.
It was stated that Assad spends his life in a luxury tower near Moscow, protected by Russian security forces. It was claimed that Assad, who stays in the luxury residence, spends most of his days in front of a screen.
ALLEGATION OF GAMING ADDICTION
In the report in question, it was claimed that Bashar al-Assad spends most of his time playing games on the internet. It was reported that Assad, known for his screen addiction, stays alone in the luxury residence with marble bathrooms and is as isolated as possible from the outside world.
News Source: 12punto
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