syrian opposition announce freeze of talks about peace negotiations
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Syrian opposition announce freeze of talks about peace negotiations

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About 10 Syrian opposition groups announced Monday they were suspending talks about planned peace negotiations this month in the Kazakh capital Astana, due to “violations” by Damascus of a four-day old truce.
“As these violations are continuing, the opposition factions announce... the freezing of all discussion linked to the Astana negotiations,” they said in a joint statement, referring to talks planned for late January organized by Russia, which supports the Syrian regime, and Turkey which backs the opposition.

Source: Arab News

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