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    newspaper: So Erdogan pledged to Assad on the Kurds and Putin's position of the opposition

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    Post by Rocky Sat 25 Nov 2017, 3:55 am

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    The newspaper "The Times" in an editorial that the future of Syria will be agreed through negotiations and not through battles.
    "Russian President Vladimir Putin knows this, and it is not surprising that two years after the bombing of the Syrian opposition and an oppressive organization, he presents himself as a good mediator," the newspaper said in an editorial. "Peace talks for the Russian president are an extension of the war, To secure "his agent the dictator" Bashar al-Assad, whose specialty so far is "mass murder and slaughter" of citizens.
    "The Russian president, in the resort of Sochi, hugged Assad, who infiltrated Damascus for a number of hours. The meeting was followed by a meeting between the Syrian butcher and his host at a summit in Sochi with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Iran's Hassan Rowhani. It was a gathering of the victors, In the territory of Syria. "
    "The three leaders agreed not to allow any foreign force to intervene without Assad's consent. The target country was the United States, which bombed the air base at the beginning of the year because of the use of chemical weapons against civilians. The meeting included a promise by Erdogan that his forces would not incursion through Borders to attack Kurdish fighters without consulting with Assad. "
    "The Sochi agreement between Russia, Iran and Turkey is trying to strengthen Assad's authority and to show that he controls the country's borders," Putin said. "Putin has a commitment from Assad to a constructive engagement in the peace talks. This is a code to accept a kind of dialogue with opposition groups in northern Syria "He said.
    The paper pointed out that "the various diplomatic activities apparently aimed to indicate that the crushing of a farewell will not leave a political vacuum, and in Riyadh tried to Saudi diplomats to unite the Syrian opposition so as not to collapse because of the demands made by Moscow, and will begin next week a new round of negotiations in Geneva under the auspices of the United Nations ".
    "The fingerprints of the end point to Russia's control of the balance of power. Since Putin's deployment in 2015, he has overtaken the West in Syria and faced Western-backed groups, which have a lot of doubt. The Kremlin's goal was clear, In order to stand up to the status quo, and the survival of an important ally in the Middle East, and a consumer of Russian weapons.
    "The objectives of the West in Syria were more complex, and it wanted a unified democratic state, but it faces a critical choice. The priority is to maintain a unified state, even if this requires the survival of Assad in power for a longer period. The international community can not comply with the Sochi consensus, To lead the peace talks to a transfer of power leading to genuine democratic elections, in which the opposition presented a case against Assad and substitute for him, and Russia to help in this and achieve, and must allow the Syrians in the diaspora to participate in the vote.
    "In the end, Assad's power will be reduced, and the overthrow of Assad and his replacement by an open government must be the strategic goal of the West and the Arab countries that are interested in the stability of the region," the Times concluded.



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