Kremlin: Bashar al-Assad and his family have arrived in Moscow

Developments in Syria are being closely followed by the entire world. The Russian Foreign Ministry reported that Bashar al-Assad, the ousted leader of the collapsed Baath regime in Syria, decided to step down and left the country. The ministry evaluated the latest developments in Syria in a written statement.

The statement, which argued that the situation in Syria is "dramatic and worrying," noted that "negotiations were held between Assad and the forces involved in the armed conflict." Following these statements, claims that Assad's plane had crashed were closely followed by the global public.

REPORTED TO HAVE ARRIVED IN MOSCOW

The Russian news agency TASS reported that Bashar al-Assad and his family have arrived in Moscow, where Russia has granted them the right to asylum.

TASS reported that Bashar al-Assad and his family reached Moscow. It was learned that Russia has provided asylum to Assad and his family. Thus, Assad has officially attained the status of an asylum seeker.

In a statement made by the source to RIA Novosti, it was stated: "Syrian President Assad has arrived in Moscow with his family. Russia has granted the right to asylum due to humanitarian concerns."

The statement added, "Russia has always been in favor of a political solution to the Syrian crisis. We believe that the resumption of negotiations under the auspices of the UN is necessary," while also noting that Russian officials are in contact with 'representatives of the armed opposition' in Syria and that "the leaders of the opposition have guaranteed the security of Russian military bases and diplomatic missions in Syria."

The report also noted that Russian officials are in contact with opposition representatives in Syria regarding the security of Russian military bases and diplomatic institutions in the country.

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