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VisitOutcome of next major Israeli military action in Syria by June 30, 2025?
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Russia Criticizes Israel's Violation of 1974 Agreement in Syria, Urges Stability
Dec 11, 2024, 10:45 AM
The Kremlin has expressed concerns over Israel's military actions in Syria, particularly the occupation of a demilitarized buffer zone in the Golan Heights, which it says violates a 1974 agreement between Israel and Syria and destabilizes the region. Russia has maintained contact with all political forces in Syria, emphasizing the importance of ensuring the security of its military bases and diplomatic missions in the country. The Russian Foreign Ministry has called for responsible actions from all parties in Syria to restore security and stability, urging adherence to the rule of law and the prevention of violence. Meanwhile, the French Foreign Ministry has called on Israel to withdraw from the buffer zone, stating that any military deployment in the area separating Israel and Syria would violate the 1974 agreement. Israeli air strikes on Syria are a matter of serious concern, according to the Russian Foreign Ministry.
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