President Assad’s Interview with CBS News
SANA (State news agency)
April 1, 2015
President Bashar al-Assad did an interview with the U.S. CBS News. Following is the full text, as was published by SANA
President Bashar al-Assad did an interview with the U.S. CBS News. Following is the full text, as was published by SANA
Presidential spokesman claims Russian cooperation with Damascus is within the limits of international law
President Bashar al-Assad gave an interview to the Czech paper Literarni Noviny. Following is the full text of the interview, as published by SANA
“You must know those Russians are responsible for each additional minute the Damascus gang stays in power”
The Russian initiative might be a chance for the Syrian opposition if they were politically skilled and stopped their awful competition
Mikhail Bogdanov visited Damascus on Wednesday
Putin met his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Turkey
The Arab League and its countries are completely absent from the Syrian events
The parties discussed Russian ideas about holding a Syrian-Syrian dialogue in Moscow
According to Al-Akhbar, Muallem is pessimisic towards the two initiatives
Foreign Ministry says such use may be used as a pretext for war
A column in honor of the one-year anniversary of Syria’s chemical attack
Only a few days before the national celebration, the terrorist group Daesh brutally killed dozens of soldiers belonging to the 17th troop in the vicinity of Raqqa city
Moallem said Russia has a growing role in establishing a world where justice and peace prevail
The three month term is a trap for those seeking position and power
London-based Syrian businessman and oil mogul Ayman Asfari has emerged as a leading contender
Plan would see Jarba’s supporters rotated to the presidency if he does not extend his reign
Putin wished President Assad health and success and the Syrian people peace and wellbeing
Putin says normalizing the situation in the Middle East will contribute to lasting regional peace
The issue of combating terrorism which the regime insisted was addressed to the Americans and the Western world in general, not to the Coalition
