Most of the Russian naval Forces have departed from Syria’s Tartus Port, Image Satellite Internacional (ISI) reports.
“Those missing naval vessels have now been deployed at sea due to possible near-future strikes. Only one Kilo class submarine remained,” the company said on Twitter.
On April 7, air bombs with chemical weapons, which killed at least 70 Syrians in the area beyond the control of the Asad troops, led to an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council. Western countries have little doubt that the troops of Assad, Russia, and Iran are responsible for the chemical attack in the Syrian city of Duma, the last stronghold of the Syrian opposition in the province of East Guta.
On April 11, president Donald Trump announced that the United States might carry out a missile strike on Syria.
In turn, Russian Ambassador to Lebanon Alexander Zasypkin said that Moscow reserved the right to shoot down any missiles fired at Syria. In response, Trump offered Russia to ‘get ready’.
