Lavrov told Damascus could fall down under pressure of terrorists without russian support
If Russia did not support the forces of Bashar Assad, The Syrian capital of Damascus was two or three weeks from falling because of terrorist's offensive.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said at a news conference on Tuesday.
He added that Russia will continue to support Syria as he has information that some European countries were considering wrecking Syria peace talks because they felt left out.
Lavrov, speaking to journalists, said he hoped European countries would not make attempts to wreck the talks.
Astana
Iran opposes a US presence in peace talks on the Syria conflict that are planned for Jan. 23 in Kazakhstan’s capital Astana, Tasnim news agency quoted Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif as saying on Tuesday.
Answering a question about Iran’s stance over possible US involvement, Zarif said: “We have not invited them, and we are against their presence.”
Lavrov said on Tuesday he thought it was right to invite the Trump administration to peace talks on the Syria.
Source: Al Arabiya
