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- Friday, 27 January 2017 11:59
NCRI - In response to the question ‘what were the positive and
negative aspects of Astana’s two-day talks?’, Dr. Hadi Al-Bahra told Al
Arabiya TV that “the positive aspect of the talks, was the international
community’s willingness and desire to find a solution to stop the
killing and bloodshed in Syria. And its negative aspect was that the
negotiations should have been conducted between the parties involved in
Syrian conflict and their sponsoring countries.”
“As with the ceasefire, the opposition is still committed to the
agreement signed in Turkey with participation of the two sponsoring
countries, namely Turkey and Russia”, added al-Bahra.
On Iranian regime’s role as one of the ceasefire monitoring sides,
the former President of Syrian National Coalition said that “the
opposition announced in Astana peace talks that it would be impossible
for them to accept the Iranian regime as a ceasefire monitoring side,
since the Iranian regime is by itself a destabilizing element as well as
Assad’s accomplice in the killing of the Syrian people. So, it’s
actually a side and not a mediator, since a mediator must be neutral. So
it would be impossible to accept this regime as a mediator.”
“The Iranian regime is responsible for all the sectarian militias who
are committing crimes every day against the Syrian people”, added
al-Bahra, ”So, the Iranian regime should give Turkey and Russia
necessary guarantees to control the militias and oblige them to
implement the ceasefire.”
On the ceasefire and the violation of it by the Iranian regime’s
agents, the former President of Syrian National Coalition said that
“we’re definitely seeking to stabilize a ceasefire that is provided with
enforcement mechanisms for monitoring and surveillance. Mechanisms for
dealing with and controlling the violators of the ceasefire. But all our
commitments are contained within the agreement signed by Turkey, Russia
and the opposition’s military units. The Iranian regime is not neutral
as its sectarian militias are committing crimes against the Syrian
people right now.”
al-Bahra concluded his remarks by saying that “the agreement between
the three countries is aimed at supporting the Geneva talks, which by
itself is monitored by the United Nations and initiated by Friends of
Syria Group. So, the three countries are part of this package. The
political process has been supported by this group of countries and is
monitored by the United Nations.”
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