Syria's Ambassador to China Says Geneva Only Worthwhile to Fight Terrorism
SANA (State news agency)
December 20, 2013
Ambassador says the Syrian people do not trust the opposition
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Ambassador says the Syrian people do not trust the opposition
A group of non-partisan Syrians will meet the U.N. Syria envoy Lakhdar Brahimi, as well as U.S. and Russian officials ahead of the Geneva II conference
Statement expresses “wonder” at how the U.S. administration can justify talks with Al-Qaeda
FSA leader complains lack of support pits the group against their own allies
U.S. and Russia have a common interest in terms of preventing the fall of Syria into the hands of extremists
Zarzai said the Syrian people are the biggest losers in the conflict
Information Minister warns against publishing unverified information
The talks could also decide the future direction of the Islamic Front, which is engaged in a standoff with yet more radical Sunni Muslim fighters
The Wall Street Journal reported Idriss fled after Islamists took over his HQ
Toumeh claims regime offered to eliminate Al-Qaeda operatives
Information minister says Syria is targeted for its regional role
The campaign coincided with Thanksgiving in the U.S.
Stakeholders are prepared to do battle over the spoils of war
Foreign jihadis fighting in Syria have galvanized support for Assad, report says
Mohammad Farouk Tayfour says the crisis in Syria is not a civil war
SFA chief says that the Free Syrian Army would be ready to join the regular Syrian army in fighting ISIS
Details emerge oof consultations regarding the opposition delgation
Deputy Foreign and Expatriates Minister Faisal Mekdad said that the Syrian government has reservations on the participation of terrorist groups, which have been involved in
FSA says conditions are not right to hold the conference
Syria says “era of colonialism” is over
