I personally do not think Jan. 25 is a realistic date for when it will be possible to remove all obstacles facing the negotiations.

George Sabra

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The government, whether it's new or old, as long as it is in the presence of Bashar al-Assad, is not part of the political process, what Bashar al-Assad is talking about has no relation to the political process.

There must be a halt to the bombardment of civilians by Russian planes, and sieges of blockaded areas must be lifted, the form of the talks does not concern us, but the conditions must be appropriate for the negotiations.

We don't want to get into negotiations for the sake of negotiations we want to get into negotiations to reach a real political solution.

Who is mad enough to believe that under these circumstances in Syria, anybody can hold elections? bashar al-Assad and his regime is the root of the terrorism in Syria.

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Who is mad enough to believe that under these circumstances in Syria, anybody can hold elections? several millions of Syrians are outside Syria, some of them in refugee camps in some countries. Inside Syria there are millions who have left their houses, their lives, seeking safety.

Bashar al-Assad and his regime is the root of the terrorism in Syria, i think what is happening in Vienna these days is a carnival of Middle Eastern states, making statements to meet their interests, not to meet the real problem in Syria.