Assad's Asylum: Putin's Role in Syria's Regime Change
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has personally granted asylum to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his family, according to a confirmation by Russia's ambassador to international organizations in Vienna. Assad's regime, supported by Iran and Russia, has been accused of severe human rights violations during Syria's ongoing civil war. European leaders have expressed approval of the regime's collapse, which has been marked by widespread destruction and human rights abuses.
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