Russian troops returning from Syria, but ...

Russia's President Vladimir Putin has announced the return of Russian troops from Syria within two days. After the military operation in Syria, long-range Russian bomber Tuberculosis2 M3 returned to Russia. A part of the Russian troops from Syria will be brought back to the country gradually, but the Russian leader said during his stay in Syria. But the United States says Washington is not seeing any real steps to withdraw the Russian military from Syria.

Syrian President Vladimir Putin's indication of his deep plan for presidential elections in March At that time, he announced the withdrawal of troops from Syria, when the Russian President will hold a huge press conference on Thursday in Moscow. There will be about 1,640 domestic and foreign journalists there. Putin's press conference will be held in Bangladesh at around 3pm. Russia's leader in Syria for the Russian campaign will have the opportunity to better answer the questions beforehand.

Since 2001, Vladimir Putin has been holding a press conference with local and foreign journalists every year. He chose December for this month. In fact, the Kremlin organized such a program to review the president's work throughout the year.

According to the Russian Ministry of Defense on Tuesday, the Tea-22M3 crew of Bomaru aircraft landed their own base camps in Kaluchak region of Syria. Pilots have paused for some time in North Asia on the way. While staying in Syria for a long time, this plane raided the militant Islamic State (IS) position.

The news is reported that the Lt. Gen. Sergei Kavilash Tuboasho-22M3 of Russia's long distance pilots welcome the pilots. During this time, he told journalists that the anti-militant operations in Syria have been successfully completed in order to carry out professional duties, effective implementation of warfare technology and to maintain security during the flight.

Russia's popular Izvestia newspaper said that the Russian Air Force's transport service, the A772 reached the air base of Russia's Saratovsky region. Russia's IDDotRoot portal says that the flying radar of A-50 has been returned from Syria to Russia. On the day of Putin's announcement, a number of Russian air force aircrafts came back to Russia. A Battalion team from the Russian army police returned to North Caucasus Dagistan region of Caspian Sea.