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PUTIN: WEST FIGHTS IN MALI SAME FORCES WHICH THEY SUPPORT IN SYRIA
Jun 12, 2013
MOSCOW, (SANA) - Russian President Vladimir Putin reiterated his
country's firm stance on the crisis in Syria, which supports the
Syrian people in determining their government's future, taking into
consideration the rights and security of the Syrian citizens, and
then shifting into institutional changes.
In an interview with the Russian Channel network (RT), Putin stressed
that the western countries are fighting in Mali the same forces
which they are supporting in Syria, which affirmed the western
double-standards policy.
Putin said "Jabhat al-Nusra is a major component of the Syrian armed
opposition, which is blacklisted by the U.S....is this front going
to be a part of the Syrian government."
He pointed out that Russia is concerned over the future of the ethnic
denominations in Syria, adding that Russia wants peace to prevail
in Syria.
Russian President affirmed his country's rejection to intervene in
the Islamic sectarian conflicts, adding that Russia has good relations
with the Islamic World.
He stressed that the current developments in the Middle East concerns
his country, warning of repeating the Libyan scenario in Syria.
B. Mousa / F. Allafi
From: A. Papazian
Jun 12, 2013
MOSCOW, (SANA) - Russian President Vladimir Putin reiterated his
country's firm stance on the crisis in Syria, which supports the
Syrian people in determining their government's future, taking into
consideration the rights and security of the Syrian citizens, and
then shifting into institutional changes.
In an interview with the Russian Channel network (RT), Putin stressed
that the western countries are fighting in Mali the same forces
which they are supporting in Syria, which affirmed the western
double-standards policy.
Putin said "Jabhat al-Nusra is a major component of the Syrian armed
opposition, which is blacklisted by the U.S....is this front going
to be a part of the Syrian government."
He pointed out that Russia is concerned over the future of the ethnic
denominations in Syria, adding that Russia wants peace to prevail
in Syria.
Russian President affirmed his country's rejection to intervene in
the Islamic sectarian conflicts, adding that Russia has good relations
with the Islamic World.
He stressed that the current developments in the Middle East concerns
his country, warning of repeating the Libyan scenario in Syria.
B. Mousa / F. Allafi
From: A. Papazian