Syrian Rebels Demand Government Commitment for Peace
A Syrian opposition leader insists rebels will continue their fight against the government until it engages in the United Nations process and political transition discussions. Hadi al-Bahri expressed readiness to negotiate immediately, emphasizing the urgency of governmental commitment to peace during a press conference in Istanbul.
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A Syrian opposition leader has declared that rebel forces will persist in their fight against the government until President Bashar al-Assad's regime shows commitment to the United Nations process and agrees to a political transition.
In a press conference held in Istanbul, Hadi al-Bahri conveyed the rebels' willingness to start negotiations right away, emphasizing the crucial need for the Syrian government's engagement in genuine peace talks.
Al-Bahri's remarks underscore the persistent stalemate in the Syrian conflict and urge international stakeholders to press the government towards a sustainable resolution.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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