Russian
President Vladimir Putin said in an interview aired on Friday that
Moscow and Washington could soon reach a cooperation deal on Syria.
“In my
opinion we’re gradually heading in the right direction and I don’t
exclude that we’ll be able to agree on something in the near future
and present our agreements to the international community,”
Putin said in an interview with Bloomberg News.
Russian and
American officials are holding negotiations in Geneva aimed at
reestablishing a ceasefire in Syria and cooperating militarily
against the Islamic State and other jihadist groups in the country.
“The
talks are very difficult,” Putin said. “One of the key
problems is that we insist, and our American partners do not object
to this, that the so-called healthy part of the opposition should be
separated from the radical groups and terrorist organisations such as
Jabhat Al-Nusra.”
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... there is always a possibility
that Russians and Americans have already agreed to re-build the
map of the Middle East, which will include a sovereign Kurdish
state. This explains Erdogan's anxiety who acts under pressure and
makes things worse, as he probably understands that he has been
left out of the game.
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