The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said on Wednesday that the fleeing Syrian President Bashar al -Assad was subjected to an attempt to “poison” in Moscow.
The observatory quoted a “private source” that Assad was subjected to a state of poisoning, and that “the party that carried out the operation wants to embarrass the Russian government and accuse it of liquidating it.”
The source indicated that the ousted Syrian President left Monday morning from a hospital on the outskirts of Moscow, and that his health is now stable.
He stressed that he was not allowed to visit Assad during his treatment in the hospital except for his brother Maher, and the Secretary -General of the former Presidency of the Republic, Mansour Azzam.
Assad has been staying in Moscow for months, as he fled to the Russian capital, following his overthrow from Syria in December last year.
