The Syrian opposition has predicted a split of the country in case of leaving Assad

In the case of the departure of President Bashar al-Assad, as the opposition insists on the Supreme Committee on negotiations (BCP), the country will split into parts. The leader of the internal opposition “Hamim” Ilian All told TASS.

“Without Assad Syria will be divided between the warring sides. If Assad wins the elections, it should be recognized,” he told All about his meeting with the special envoy of the UN Secretary General on Syria Staffan de Mistura.

According to the leader of the opposition group, Saudi Arabia “is leading the hunt for al-Assad,” and that’s why, he said, the delegation of the CPSU is trying to sabotage the negotiations.

Earlier, on April 19, the General coordinator of the CPSU to the Syrian opposition, Riad Hijab has urged leading Nations of the world to recognize that the peace process in the country has failed, and urgently convene to discuss the implications. “There will be no solution until President Bashar al-Assad remains in power, it’s just his dream,” said he, noting that the process of ceasefire, de facto ended. He said that the CPSU out of the negotiation process, and he and his associates are going to leave Geneva, but some experts will remain in place for meetings.

April 15 the head of the delegation of the Syrian opposition Asaad al-Zoubi after meeting with Staffan de Mistura, claimed that without addressing the question of the fate of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad political settlement.

Earlier, on March 13, the possible disintegration of Syria predicted the Minister of foreign Affairs of Russia Sergey Lavrov. He stated that, in the case that the Kurds will be out of the inter-Syrian talks, there is a danger that they will not want to remain part of this state.
 [rushincrash.com]
23/4/16
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