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By Carol Morello September 19 Follow @CMorelloWP LONDON — Secretary of State John F. Kerry said Saturday that the United States is willing to negotiate the conditions and timing for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to step down from power, and urged Russia to persuade him to negotiate his exit. Kerry, who is in London before flying to Germany to discuss the refugee crisis engulfing Europe, called for a renewed diplomatic effort to resolve the conflict in Syria, which he said was as urgent a need as fighting Islamic State militants. “We’re prepared to negotiate,” Kerry said at a news conference with British Foreign Minister Philip Hammond. “Is Assad prepared to negotiate? Really negotiate? Is Russia prepared to bring him to the table and actually find the solution to this violence? “We’ve made it very clear. We’re not being doctrinaire about the specific date or time,” he added. “We’re open. But right now, Assad has refused to have a serious discussion, and Russia has refused to help bring him to the table in order to do that. So that’s why we’re where we are.” [The West dismissed Russian offer to help remove Assad in 2012, says top diplomat] Kerry declared that “Assad has to go” but said there was some flexibility in the “modality” and timing of his departure. “We’ve said for some period of time it doesn’t have to be done on day one, or month one, or whatever,” he said. “There’s a process by which all the parties have to come together and reach an understanding of how this could best be achieved. I don’t have the answer as to some specific time frame. I just know that the people of Syria have already spoken with their feet. They are leaving Syria.” Peace talks between Syria’s warring factions, based on the 2012 Geneva communique that includes a commitment to form a transitional government, have faltered in the past, and Syria has grown increasingly unstable. That has contributed to a sense of urgency and potentially an opening for renewed peace talks. “We talked about a number of ideas that we have on how to use this moment, where Russia appears to be more committed to doing more against ISIL, to find ways to move toward a political settlement,” Kerry said, using an acronym for the Islamic State. “That’s the objective, and this is a moment for, hopefully, diplomacy to take hold and be able to produce a result that I think everybody wants.” The conflict in Syria, now in its fifth year, has created an exodus of millions of Syrian refugees and spawned a geopolitical brew. That will be a major topic of discussion among diplomats and leaders when they convene at the U.N. General Assembly in another week, and Kerry’s trip to Europe is to help lay the groundwork for more talks at the United Nations. Kerry said the refugee crisis must be addressed “by dealing with the root cause, which is violence in Syria, and the lack of hope and possibility of a future that so many people in that region feel is a consequence of the violence that’s taking place.” Kerry and Hammond both said Assad is to blame for the rise of the Islamic State, which has declared a caliphate in part of Syria and Iraq. In recent weeks, Washington has watched with alarm as Russia has beefed up its military presence in Syria, ostensibly to fight Islamic State militants. But the United States and its allies worry that Russia will prop up Assad, further lengthening the conflict. As the number of refugees streaming out of Syria grows, the U.S. is under increased pressure to act. (The Washington Post) Kerry raised the prospect of Russia and the United States cooperating in fighting the Islamic State militants, but not if it bolsters Assad. “Would we welcome Russia’s help in going against ISIL?” he asked. “Obviously. . . . The other part of the equation is Assad, and how do you resolve the fact he is a magnet for foreign fighters who come to the region, which in the end is ISIL. There’s a lack of logic if . . . they’re bringing in more equipment, shoring up Assad and say they’re going after ISIL. That has to be resolved in our conversations in the next days.” Hammond said Britain is fully aligned with the U.S. approach and said the government is willing to ask Parliament for authorization to join airstrikes against the Islamic State if needed. “Because of the Russian engagement, the situation in Syria is becoming more complicated,” Hammond said. “I think we need to discuss this as part of a much bigger problem: the migration pressures, the humanitarian crisis in Syria, as well as the need to defeat ISIL.” Kerry, who is in London before called for a renewed to resolve the conflict at a news conference. He finds the solution that made it very clear. He has refused to have a serious discussion. It have to be done on day one. Come together and reach this could best. That has contributed to be more committed to doing more This is a moment for, hopefully, diplomacy to take hold and be able to that I think. The conflict will be a major topic of discussion. When they convene at the U.N. General Assembly in another week, and Kerry’s trip to Europe is to help lay the groundwork for more talks at the United Nations refugee with the root that’s taking place. The conversation was making sure that do not result. Welcome. They’re going after ISIL in our conversations. It is willing to ask Parliament for authorization to join airstrikes against the Islamic State if needed. Is Assad prepared to negotiate? Really negotiate about the specific date or time, He added. “We’re open. But right now, Assad has refused to have a serious discussion, and Russia has refused to help bring him to the table in order to do that. So that’s why we’re where we are.They are leaving Syria." “We talked about a number of ideas where Russia appears an acronym and this is a moment for diplomacy to produce a result." General Assembly in another week is to help lay the groundwork for more talks at crisis must be addressed. PR
400 Turks killed in ranks of jihadists in Syria, Iraq, Turkish official says In addition to the 900, some 200 to 300 joined al-Nusra, a jihadist group in Syria linked to al-Qaeda. “Currently, we believe that there are about 900 in ISIL, and close to 300 hundred with al-Nusra,” the official said, while responding to a question on the number of Turks among foreign fighters in neighboring Syria and Iraq. “We suspect there might be more people going and coming back. We do not know if any of them are opportunistic money-mongers, fixers, radicals or how many of them are there for curiosity. But our tendency is not to believe them when they say they were just a cook there,” the official said, adding the ministry is demanding more international coordination in its efforts to block the movement of foreign fighters. Commenting on recently escalating attacks by the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), the official said more than half of the 120 fallen police officers and soldiers were killed in Body-Borne Improvised Explosive Device (BBIED) and Improvised Explosive Device (IED) attacks rather than direct clashes. Many of the 16 soldiers killed the in the roadside bomb attack in southeastern Hakkari’s Dağlıca on Sept. 6 were not a part of the personnel involved in the direct fight but responsible for detecting road bombs. “There have been only one or two clashes in the sense of a ‘real’ clash,” the official said, adding the PKK has chosen instead to attack with bombs. “This is going to be a long effort,” the official said, on the efforts to cut the PKK’s resources. The official also said the act of going to a place and receiving terrorism training should be criminalized, as many young people who receive training usually return after three months with knowledge which makes them a risk to society. The Islamic State of Iraq ministry official told. In addition to the 900, some 200 to 300 joined al-Nusra, a jihadist group in Syria linked to al-Qaeda. Act of going to a place and receiving terrorism training should be criminalized which makes them a risk to society. たまにイラクと日本の区別がついていない日本人がいるんですよ。 １ カエルの結婚式 貧しい漁港は貧しい漁港のままでいい。 |
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