Syrian Muslim Brotherhood Says U.S. Policy Disappointing
Zaman al-Wasl (Opposition website)
December 4, 2013
Mohammad Farouk Tayfour says the crisis in Syria is not a civil war
Mohammad Farouk Tayfour says the crisis in Syria is not a civil war
It is time to start a Track II in Syria where a number of intellectuals, academics, and civic activists of the two main parties of the Syrian conflict begin a genuine dialogue
Details emerge oof consultations regarding the opposition delgation
Grushko said discussions will center on implementing the agreement on chemical weapons
Nashar described the talks as “absurd” unless it is guaranteed that Assad stands down
Jamous said there must be dialogue with Russia given its ability to veto resolutions at the Security Council
There is mounting evidence of a Russian security presence in Syria
Assad’s remarks on the situation in Syria came during a meeting on the sidelines of the Arab Parties Conference held in Syria 10 days ago
FSA says conditions are not right to hold the conference
Lavrov said circumstances for the conflict will never be “perfect”
Delegation meets with Brahimi to settle on details
The Syrian regime is aware that its problem is not with the terrorists created in its jails, but with the Syrians who are still confronting the regime’s brutality
Russia has said they are ready to drop Assad if minorities are protected, sources say
Lavrov says he believes the Syrian opposition is beginning to take a more “realistic” position
Wilkes also warned against the division of the Syrian state if Geneva did not go ahead
The Syrian cabinet approved the law among a number of others
Mikdad says it won’t be difficult for Syrians to reach and agreement to end violence and stop the bloodshed
The aid includes medicine and medical equipment
Putin’s Russia has lost in Syria, because it overlooked the fact that the Syrian people will defeat the Assad regime
Putin calls Assad and stresses Russia’s support for the Syrian people’s will
