Syria's Bashar al Assad, during visit to Russia, offers President Vladimir Putin his support in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a meeting with Syrian regime leader Bashar al Assad at the Kremlin in Moscow on March 15, 2023.
In a televised meeting with Putin in the Kremlin on Wednesday, Assad said Russia was fighting "neo-Nazis and old Nazis" in Ukraine, according to a Russian translation. Kiev and the West say Russian accusations that Ukraine has become a hotbed of Nazism and "Russophobia" are a baseless pretext for an unprovoked war of aggression in Ukraine.
"Despite everything, our relations are developing, including in the economic sphere. Over the past year, a seven percent increase in trade was recorded," Putin said at a joint news conference.
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