Syria’s Assad Says Russia Is ‘Re-Establishing Multipolar World’
Syrian President Bashar Assad said Wednesday that key ally Moscow had helped re-establish "a multipolar world," as he met with a high-level Russian delegation in Damascus.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said Wednesday that key ally Moscow had helped re-establish “a multipolar world”, as he met with a high-level Russian delegation in Damascus. The delegation was delivering a message from Russian President Vladimir Putin…
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