Russian President Vladimir Putin has vowed proceeded with military backing for Syria's Bashar al-Assad in spite of developing worries over Moscow's part in the war.
Mr Putin asked different nations to join Russia in sending "military-specialized help".
He said the deluge evacuees to Europe would have been "much greater" without Russian support for Syria's administration.
The US and its Western partners contradict President Assad, and say that sponsorship him dangers dragging out the contention.
Be that as it may, Moscow has been a key partner of Mr Assad amid the wicked common war, which started in 2011.
It says military gear is being sent to Syria to help the administration battle the alleged Islamic State.
Exiles
President Putin said on Tuesday: "We bolster the administration of Syria… in countering the terrorist animosity.
"We give and will keep on giving it the vital military specialized help. Furthermore, we ask different nations to go along with us."
Russia's points of view broaden past President Assad - Jonathan Marcus, BBC guard journalist
Russia's sponsorship for Mr Assad ought to be seen not as a vote of trust in Syria's troubled president however as an interest in a nation where Russia trusts it can play out its remote approach part.
In fact Mr Putin's military arrangements flag that he won't let the Assad administration fall. This does not mean Mr Assad will arrive until the end of time.
Russian discretion is working in coupled with its military approach, investigating all parkways for coming to some kind of between time bargain in which Mr Assad may keep focused, slightest for the present.
In any case, Russia's viewpoints in Syria most likely develop well past Mr Assad's dynamic vicinity - an impression of Russia's worries about aggressor Islam and more extensive patterns in the area, furthermore its conviction that Western cures in the Middle East have been an unmitigated catastrophe.
Exactly how far is Russia supporting Assad?
Talking at protection summit in Tajikistan, Mr Putin likewise said the circumstance in Syria would have been "more awful than in Libya" had Russia not been supporting its initiative.
European nations have been attempting to adapt to a huge number of individuals touching base at their fringes subsequent to escaping the contention.
'Arranging air base'
President Putin's remarks come after the US communicated worry at Russia's late developments close to Syria's beach front city of Latakia.
Pentagon representative Jeff Davis said on Monday that a relentless stream of individuals and hardware proposed that Moscow was wanting to build up a "forward air working base" at an airplane terminal there.
A week ago, authorities in Washington cited by Reuters said Moscow had sent more flying machine and two tank arrival boats to Russia's maritime base in the Syrian seaside city of Tartus.
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