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Washington put an initiative to resolve the Syrian crisis with Russia, Saudi Arabia and Turkey
9/27/15
Expressed US Secretary of State John Kerry Saturday his belief that there is an opportunity to make progress this week in the framework of meetings of the General Assembly of the United Nations to end the conflict in Syria.
Kerry said at a meeting with his Iranian counterpart, Mohammad Javad Zarif, on the sidelines of meetings of the General Assembly of the United Nations: "We need to achieve peace and a way forward in Syria and Yemen .. I think that there are opportunities this week through these discussions to achieve some progress."
Western sources have revealed that Kerry wants to put forward a new initiative in the United Nations General Assembly in an attempt to reach a political solution to the Syrian conflict, which has become more urgent in the recent period and resulted in a refugee crisis affected the European Union.
Western officials said that the American initiative, which is still in its infancy can combine Russia with countries like Saudi Arabia and Turkey, which Tqoman a pivotal role in the evolution of the events, on the ground.
US diplomats say former would likely be characterized by any move towards ending the conflict has been slow at best in light of divisions among influential on the role of Assad in the next phase states, and the threat posed by "Islamic state" organization, who seized large areas of Syria and Iraq.
The United States left the door open in the past few weeks, when shown flexibility in its stance on the Assad stay in power for a transitional period, having previously demanded his departure.
For his part, Zarif said that the priority at the meeting with Kerry for him will be to discuss the application of July 14 nuclear agreement between Iran and the six world powers that Tehran agreed whereby to impose restrictions on its nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of international sanctions that shackle its economy.
Zarif said: "We hope through the full implementation in good faith that we can remove some of the uncertainty that has emerged over the past many decades."
With regard to the Syrian file and the position of the Iranian him a senior Iranian official said that Iran is ready to discuss the Syrian issue with the United States, noting that his country is a key player to help achieve peace and security in the region, and can put forward its point of view and solutions to end the crisis in Syria, Yemen or any regional issue other.
On the other hand, Kerry raised in his interview with Zarif issue of the need to expedite the return of American citizens detained or missing in Iran.
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9/27/15
Expressed US Secretary of State John Kerry Saturday his belief that there is an opportunity to make progress this week in the framework of meetings of the General Assembly of the United Nations to end the conflict in Syria.
Kerry said at a meeting with his Iranian counterpart, Mohammad Javad Zarif, on the sidelines of meetings of the General Assembly of the United Nations: "We need to achieve peace and a way forward in Syria and Yemen .. I think that there are opportunities this week through these discussions to achieve some progress."
Western sources have revealed that Kerry wants to put forward a new initiative in the United Nations General Assembly in an attempt to reach a political solution to the Syrian conflict, which has become more urgent in the recent period and resulted in a refugee crisis affected the European Union.
Western officials said that the American initiative, which is still in its infancy can combine Russia with countries like Saudi Arabia and Turkey, which Tqoman a pivotal role in the evolution of the events, on the ground.
US diplomats say former would likely be characterized by any move towards ending the conflict has been slow at best in light of divisions among influential on the role of Assad in the next phase states, and the threat posed by "Islamic state" organization, who seized large areas of Syria and Iraq.
The United States left the door open in the past few weeks, when shown flexibility in its stance on the Assad stay in power for a transitional period, having previously demanded his departure.
For his part, Zarif said that the priority at the meeting with Kerry for him will be to discuss the application of July 14 nuclear agreement between Iran and the six world powers that Tehran agreed whereby to impose restrictions on its nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of international sanctions that shackle its economy.
Zarif said: "We hope through the full implementation in good faith that we can remove some of the uncertainty that has emerged over the past many decades."
With regard to the Syrian file and the position of the Iranian him a senior Iranian official said that Iran is ready to discuss the Syrian issue with the United States, noting that his country is a key player to help achieve peace and security in the region, and can put forward its point of view and solutions to end the crisis in Syria, Yemen or any regional issue other.
On the other hand, Kerry raised in his interview with Zarif issue of the need to expedite the return of American citizens detained or missing in Iran.
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