Turkish Foreign Minister Feridun Sinirlioglu (L), U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry (2nd L), Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir (3rd L) and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov pose during a photo opportunity before a meeting in Vienna, October 23, 2015. REUTERS/CARLO ALLEGRI
Reuters: 'Constructive' talks on Syria war could be resumed: Kerry
The United States, Russia, Saudi Arabia and Turkey failed to resolve differences on the fate of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in talks on Friday but could meet again in a week to discuss how to end Syria's civil war.
Speaking to reporters afterwards, ministers said they had been unable to bridge the central dispute between Washington and its allies, who say Assad has no future in Syria, and Russia, which showed its support by hosting him in Moscow this week.
In a separate development, Russia and Jordan agreed to coordinate their military actions on Syria by setting up a "special working mechanism" in the Jordanian capital, Amman, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Friday.
WNU Editor: Everyone knows what John Kerry is trying to do. He is trying to create momentum in the process whereby over time Assad will be removed from power. Unfortunately .... this avoids answering (or even confronting) the real hard issues and/or making the hard decisions. In short ... this talks are doomed to fail.
More News On Today's U.S., Russia, Saudi Arabia And Turkey Talks On Resolving The Syrian War
Nations to meet next week to discuss ways to bring Syrian war to an end -- Washington Post
Kerry Says Syria Talks With Russia Could Resume Next Friday -- Bloomberg
Russia holds Syria talks with US, Saudi Arabia, Turkey -- AFP
Kerry and Russian counterpart huddling on Syria -- CBS
US, Russia, Saudi, Turkey Mull New Syria Transition Ideas -- AP
U.S.’s Kerry Announces New International Meeting on Syria -- WSJ
US to Join Multinational Talks on Syria: Kerry -- VOA
Syria war: Lavrov seeks talks with 'full spectrum' of opposition -- BBC
Some Experts Hopeful About Syria's Chances -- VOA
1 comment:
The Obama administration is going to kick the can over to the next administration to deal with it. like the Iranian nuclear deal. In my opinion no a single Russian life is worth to lose in Siria. And when it comes to turkey have no option but to deal with it. Saudi Arabia well I don't care about this people are bad news for everyone.
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