Bashar al-Assad and family given asylum in Moscow, Russian media say
Bashar al-Assad and his family have arrived in Moscow and been granted asylum "out of humanitarian considerations", Russian news agencies are quoting a Kremlin source as saying. Russian state TV also reported the news, which put an end to speculation about the whereabouts of Syria's former president after rebel forces seized control of Damascus.
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Abu Mohammed al-Jolani also said he would dissolve the former regime's security forces, in a statement seen by Reuters.
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