Saskin: “ Doha Coalitions” Seeks to Partition the Syrian State

 BEIRUT,(ST)- The Russian ambassador to Lebanon Alexander Saskin has reiterated that  the Russian position  concerning  the crisis in Syria  has not changed , provides for the  need  the need to reach a peaceful solution on the ground  of Geneva  statement  .  He stressed  that statements attributed to the special envoy of the Russian President to the Middle east  and the deputy foreign minister Mikhail Bogdanov are but a  media game.
In an interview with the Lebanese daily al-Deyar issued on Sunday the Russian ambassador stressed that what  was quoted by news agency of “Bogdanov”  statements during the  meeting of the  Russian social Council  is  piecemealed,  ” stressing that Bogdanov statements are political and  have nothing to do with developments on the  field to that he  talked about Syrian opposition sayings  and the lack of any split within the Russian diplomacy.
He stressed  that his country does not find another solution in Syria but  the  political solution , resorting to  dialogue and the implementation  of the Geneva statement without setting  preconditions that  hamper the dialogue “ we are seeking.”

He stressed that “the quest is  being to secure Syria ‘s transition  from violence to peace and not the transfer of power, which is an internal matter decided by the Syrians themselves ” stressing that ” despite  violence in Syria , there is still a room for  a peaceful solution because Russia  does not see any alternative option for it , and continuing violence  means sabotaging  and partitioning  the country”.

He also stressed  that the “ Doha coalition” seeks  to partition Syria, but Russia  will put an end to such schemes.

On joining  various factions  of the Syrian opposition  to the said “ coalition”, Saskin  explained :” this is their problem,” adding that Russia does not support one  party against another , rather deals  with  all parties to achieve one goal , namely  to stop the violence and sit at the table of negotiations.

 

T. Fateh

 

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