A plan to expand the Russian naval facility at the Syrian port of Tartus has been formally approved in Moscow.On 29 December Russian President Vladimir Putin formally signed into law a plan that was agreed by Moscow and Damascus on 18 January 2017. This followed ratification of the agreement by the Duma on 21 December and the Federal Council on 26 December.The Kremlin released a document saying the agreement covered the expansion of the territory of the Russian Navy’s logistics centre at Tartus, saying Syria is transferring land and water areas, as well as real estate, in the port.The agreement also covers visits by naval vessels to all Syrian ports and territorial waters and the status of Russian personnel in the country.It is valid for 49 years, at the end of which it will automatically be renewed for 25-year periods.
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