The Soviet Union and Syria

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The examination of Soviet-Syrian relations highlights the economic, military, and political commitments between Moscow and Damascus since Asad's rise to power in 1970. The study emphasizes how substantial Soviet military aid has reinforced Syria's pro-Soviet stance, while also recognizing Asad's influence in shaping the relationship based on national interests. Ultimately, it concludes that both nations have benefited from their interdependent alliance, showcasing a complex interplay of mutual gains and strategic interests.