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The recruitment of Syrian fighters for the Ukrainian side, according to reports, could be part of a broader strategy by Kyiv to increase its manpower amid prolonged and intense fighting in the eastern regions of Donetsk and Luhansk.
The western border regions of Russia, particularly Bryansk and Belgorod, have seen increased military activity and skirmishes over the past few months.
The Kursk region, located near the northeastern border of Ukraine, has seen an escalation in military activity since the early days of the conflict.
Ukrainian units were reportedly repelled from key areas including Lyubimovka, Malaya Loknya, and Olgovka.
Raisi emphasized Iran’s neutral stance in the Ukraine conflict, asserting that Tehran has not sent any military equipment, including drones, to Russia.
The expansion will involve both conscription and professional recruitment, as Russia seeks to modernise and strengthen its forces in response to what it describes as increasing threats to its security.
The drones, which were reportedly targeting Ukrainian energy and logistical infrastructure, have been described as part of a broader pattern of Russian military operations aimed at disrupting Ukraine’s critical systems.
The swap, which took place on September 14, 2024, was the result of months of negotiations and was facilitated by international intermediaries.
Li’s call for negotiations resonates with Moscow's narrative that a resolution to the conflict should be sought through diplomatic means, rather than Western-imposed sanctions or military interventions.
Shoigu underlined the long-standing ties between Moscow and New Delhi, describing their relationship as one built on mutual trust, respect, and shared strategic interests.
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