Примери коришћења Syrian leader на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The Syrian leader underlined the readiness for the soonest establishment of the political process in the country.
But breaking ties witih the al-Assad regime brings its own risks,especially if the Syrian leader continues to cling to power.
Just imagine if the Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad had killed 62 unarmed protesters and injured thousands of others.
Mr Erdogan has described Mr Assad as a terrorist andsaid several times during Syria's eight-year conflict that the Syrian leader must go.
The Syrian leader also warned of the possibility of new provocations similar to the one in Khan Sheikhoun.
Washington sees its former dominant role slipping away andis trying to preserve it using all means available, the Syrian leader believes.
However, the Syrian leader was quick to curb the enthusiasm born after the latest efforts of Russian-American diplomacy.
The news came mere days before the Turkish invasion,quickly prompting the Kurds to seek the help from Syrian leader Bashar Assad and Russia.
The Syrian leader believes, however, that the closer the deadly conflict comes to an end, the more desperate his opponents' measures become.
It does not accept allies, regardless of whether they are developed states as those in the Western bloc orother states of the world," the Syrian leader explained.
The Syrian leader told the minister and the ministerial delegation that similar pressures were being applied in Syria and North Korea.
While Mr Putin harbors no particular personal affection for Mr Assad, the Syrian leader has become a symbol of resisting"colour revolutions" and attempts at"regime change".
Barack Obama saw Syrian leader Bashar Assad as the main problem in the country's crisis, while Moscow always spoke against Assad's resignation.
The Treasury Department claims that the individuals and companies affected by the measures are involved in a“complex andmalign scheme” to bolster the regime of Syrian leader Bashar Assad.
Is it that Syrian leader Bashar al Assad must go, which has been the stated policy of the United States going back to the early days of the Syrian civil war under President Barack Obama?
US President Donald Trump blamed the current situation in Syria on Moscow's support for country's President Bashar Assad, calling the Syrian leader"an animal", in an exclusive interview with Fox Business on Wednesday.
But the Syrian leader said that he valued his country's co-operation with Russia and was looking forward to a new round of talks in Sochi, which aim to discuss the new Syrian constitution and upcoming elections.
Tensions have been growing ever since Mr Trump launched 59 Tomahawk missiles at a Syrian airbase in response to a deadly gas attack believed to have been carried out on the orders of Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad.
The Syrian leader also said that he would step down only if asked to by the Syrian people and the Syrian parliament, adding that the issue of his possible resignation had not yet been raised on an international level.
Trump pursues"no own policies" but only executes the decisions made by the"intelligence agencies, the Pentagon, the big arms manufacturers,oil companies, and financial institutions," the Syrian leader said in an exclusive interview with TeleSUR.
The Syrian leader also said that he would step down only if asked to by the Syrian people and the Syrian parliament, adding that the issue of his possible resignation had not yet been raised on an international level.
Trump pursues“no own policies” but only executes the decisions made by the“intelligence agencies, the Pentagon, the big arms manufacturers,oil companies, and financial institutions,” the Syrian leader said in an exclusive interview with TeleSUR.
The Syrian leader, locked in a two-year conflict which he says has been fueled by his regional foes, also criticized Turkey's"foolish and immature" leaders and Arab neighbors he said were arming and sheltering rebel fighters.
The U.N.-Arab League envoy to Syria, said that during his discussions with Assad in Damascus this week, the Syrian leader proposed someone who could serve as an interlocutor for the regime as it explores ways of forming a transitional government with the opposition.
The Syrian leader may simply have misjudged Trump, taking him at his word when he strongly opposed US military action after the 2013 sarin attacks and when he signalled his intent to focus on fighting Islamic State and other jihadis.
In a rare interview that aired Tuesday night on Hezbollah's Lebanon-based al-Manar television network, the Syrian leader also said that Iran's support for his government will not wane as a result of the recent nuclear accord reached between Tehran and several world powers, including the U.S.
After having to switch its support between the various anti-Assad factions, and the recapture of the key cities of Aleppo and Deir ez-Zor by government forces over the past two years,Washington, the Syrian leader believes, is“losing its cards” and can be brought to the negotiating table.
The Russian defense minister and the Syrian leader also touched on issues relating to the general stabilization of the situation in Syria, as well as to the functioning of the de-escalation zones and providing humanitarian assistance to the Syrian people.
Meanwhile, in the most bizarre reversal, the Saudis, who had financed rebels fighting against Assad as well as radical, Al Qaeda splinter groups and according to Hillary Clinton, the Islamic State itself,are cooperating with Russia in coaxing the opposition to unite for peace talks- which will likely cement the Syrian leader in power, even as Saudi Arabia has splintered from its long-time ally Qatar.
Annan says during his discussions with Assad in Damascus this week the Syrian leader"did offer a name" of someone who could serve as an interlocutor for the regime as it explores ways of forming a transitional government with the opposition.