Russia has officially signed an agreement with Sudan to build a naval base on the Red Sea. This marks Russia’s first military ...

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Sudan and Russia have reportedly finalized an agreement to establish a naval base on the Red Sea coast, Financial Times ...

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The Sudanese Foreign Minister Ali Jusuf Sharif confirmed that his country will allow Russia to establish a naval base in Port ...

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The Russian navy will establish a base on the Red Sea after discussions with Sudan, replacing its previous base in Syria.

Per the terms of the announced deal, Russia will establish its naval base near Port Sudan with a 25-year lease.

Sudan has said a final deal has been agreed with Russia to establish a naval base on the war-torn country's Red Sea coast, ...