How Russia, Iran keep fuel flowing to Syria

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How Russia, Iran keep fuel flowing to Syria - Reuters

LONDON (Reuters) - Russia and Iran are helping Syria import fuel which it needs for heavy vehicles including army tanks, allowing Damascus to avoid the full impact of tightening Western sanctions imposed over its violent suppression of dissent.

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