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    Syrian rebel group backs Saudi move to cut ties with Iran

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    Syrian rebel group backs Saudi move to cut ties with Iran Empty Syrian rebel group backs Saudi move to cut ties with Iran

    Post by Lobo Mon 04 Jan 2016, 3:13 pm

    Syrian rebel group backs Saudi move to cut ties with Iran

    BEIRUT

    Syrian insurgent group Jaysh al Islam on Monday welcomed Saudi Arabia's rupture of ties with Iran, saying Tehran's backing of Shi'ite militias was destabilizing the Middle East and stoking sectarian tensions in Syria.

    Jaysh al-Islam is a Sunni Muslim group that is part of a new, Saudi-backed opposition body set up with the aim of bringing about peace talks between rebels and the Iranian-backed Syrian government led by President Bashar al-Assad.

    The group, whose leader was killed in a Dec. 26 air strike, said Iran was "threatening the security of the region by exporting criminal militias that spread destruction and death and filled with sectarian vengeance".

    The European Union's foreign policy chief warned Iran's foreign minister on Sunday that renewed tension between Shi'ite Iran and Saudi Arabia's Sunni monarchy could wreck efforts to find a political solution for the crisis in Syria.

    Saudi Arabia condemned the killing of Jaysh al Islam's leader Zahran Allosuh in an aerial raid in his stronghold east of Damascus, saying his death did not serve the peace process in the war-torn country.

    Iranian-backed militias and Lebanese Shi'ite militant group Hezbollah are fighting alongside the Syrian army against mainly Sunni insurgents backed by Saudi Arabia, other Gulf states and Turkey in a conflict that has cost over 250,000 lives.

    (Reporting by Suleiman Al-Khalidi Editing by Jeremy Gaunt)

    http://www.reuters.com/article/us-saudi-iran-syria-rebel-idUSKBN0UI0KD20160104

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