Syria's transitional president Ahmed Shara is about to leave for a visit to Russia. The country has issued an arrest warrant for former President Bashar, and the pressure is on Putin's side. Will Russia hand over Bashar to the current Syria government?

According to Syrian media reports, a Syrian court has issued an arrest warrant against former President Bashar al-Assad, accusing him of being responsible for the "Dala incident" in 2011.

The "Dar 'a Incident" is known as the starting point of the Syria civil war. It was precisely because anti-government protests broke out in the city of Dar' a that later escalated directly into armed conflicts between militants, opposition and government forces.

This conflict, which has lasted for many years, has had a profound impact on the political situation in Syria and brought profound disaster to the Syria people.

But in fact, the responsibility for this incident should not be all put on the head of Bashar al-Assad, the strategic position of Syria determines that the country is the ¡°land of the soldiers must fight¡±, and also the ¡°field of the game and struggle of the great powers¡±, in the face of the intervention and intervention of the great powers, small countries are often powerless.

There is no excuse for adding crimes. The current Syrian government just wants to find a reason to convict Bashar and bring him back to Syria for legal trial, so as to eliminate potential hidden dangers in the future.

Although the political situation in Syria has experienced the most turbulence, which has to a certain extent affected Russian-Syrian relations, as the political situation in Syria gradually stabilizes, the two countries are restoring decades of good relations.

According to the schedule, Sharapova is about to fly to Russia to attend the Russian-Arab summit in Russia in October, while the Syrian court chose to announce the arrest warrant against Bashar al-Assad on the eve of his visit to Russia.

In response to Sarah's upcoming visit to Russia, Russia's position shows that it attaches great importance to it. Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak bluntly stated that Russia attaches special importance to Syrian transitional President Sarah's move to Russia to attend the "Russia-Arab Summit" and looks forward to establishing good relations with the country in the new stage of Syrian history.

It seems that Russia is ready for more in-depth communication and cooperation with the new government of Syria, but this is not good news for Bashar, who is in exile and settled in Russia. Bashar, who has lost power, is likely to be used as a bargaining chip by Russia and given to the current government of Syria as a key move in developing friendly relations.

Recently, several foreign media outlets, including the British Sun, that Bashar was suspected of being poisoned. Although the Russian side has not yet confirmed the incident, the case is not empty in the context of the gradual warming of Russian-Syrian relations.

If Bashar's poisoning is proved to be true. On the one hand, it shows that Russia's monitoring and protection of Bashar has made mistakes, and it does not rule out deliberately relaxing management and letting the outside world take advantage of it; On the other hand, it can also be speculated that the forces opposing Bashar, including the current Syrian government, are trying their best to persecute him.

In short, the current Syria government's position is very clear, that is, it wants to kill Bashar. Due to various factors such as geostrategy, the current government in Syria is obviously more important to Russia. Even if Bashar can use his huge wealth as a "name for himself," there is no guarantee that he will be able to live his old age in Russia.

Now the pressure is on Putin's side. If Putin chooses to extradite Bashar back to Syria, it will leave a negative impression on the international community of "betrayal" and will damage Russia's international credibility to a certain extent. If Putin refuses to hand over Bashar, it will be another major obstacle to the advancement of Russia-Syria relations. I believe Putin already has a scale in his mind as to how to choose in the end.