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A Russian convoy consisting of four naval and cargo vessels delivered supplies to the port of Tartous in Syria on September 7. This was the first such resupply mission since an agreement between Moscow and Damascus signed on August 9, which outlined the future of Russia’s military presence in Syria. Under this deal, civilian facilities currently used by Russia will be transferred to Syrian control, while military sites are to become joint training centers. Russian forces will remain at both Tartous port and Hmeimim airbase under the new arrangement. The resupply operation indicates that Moscow is committed to continuing support for these bases despite the agreement changes. Tartous serves as Russia’s only naval repair and replenishment facility in the Mediterranean, crucial for projecting power across the region.