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Syria-Lebanon-Iran
Iran to join Syria peace talks in Geneva
2015-04-16
[ARA] On Tuesday, the United Nations
...an organization conceived in the belief that we're just one big happy world, with the sort of results you'd expect from such nonsense...
officials said that the special envoy for Suria, Staffan de Mistura, is planning a new round of peace talks between the Syrian regime and opposition factions to find a solution to the four-year-old crisis in Syria that has claimed lives of more than 215,000 people so far.

Stephane Dujarric, a U.N. official front man, said in a statement that de Mistura will proceed in May with "a series of in-depth and separate consultations with the Syrian stakeholders and regional/international actors to take stock of their views regarding the crisis."

In the meantime, Ahmed Fawzi, a U.N. front man, told news hounds in Geneva that de Mistura has been remarkably focused in talks about the grinding of the peace processor in Syria, which would be based on the Geneva communiqué, the June 2012 document that set out a path to peace and political transition but left unresolved the future role of Syrian Hereditary President-for-Life Bashir Pencilneck al-Assad
Despoiler of Deraa...
in Syria's future.

According to a U.N. source in Geneva, Iran is expected to be on the list of invitees to the upcoming peace talks, due to its prominent role in support the Assad regime in the conflict.

Iran, a major ally of the Syrian President Bashir al-Assad, hasn't been invited to the first two rounds of Syria peace talks in Geneva, despite its significant role in the ongoing conflict in Syria, as it continuously provided the regime with military assistance to combat opposition factions.
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