Iranian President: Political reforms in Syria will be possible only after terrorism in the country is defeated

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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani stated during a speech in New York that Russia shares the position that political reforms in Syria will be possible only "after terrorism in the country is defeated."



“This does not mean that the Syrian government does not need to be reformed. Of course, it needs it, ”RIA quotes him. "News".

The Iranian leader stressed that Russia is also “ready to fight terrorism.”
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  1. inkass_98 Rank
    inkass_98
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    28 September 2015 07: 28
    No one says that Bashar will forever remain president. But you must first restore order in the country, at least stop the war, and only then think about the elections.
    1. Vladimirets Rank
      Vladimirets
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      28 September 2015 07: 31
      Quote: inkass_98
      But you must first restore order in the country, at least stop the war, and only then think about the elections.

      But some in the world think that the main thing is to remove Assad, and everything else does not matter. Yes
      1. AlNikolaich Rank
        AlNikolaich
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        28 September 2015 07: 37
        Quote: Vladimirets
        Quote: inkass_98
        But you must first restore order in the country, at least stop the war, and only then think about the elections.

        But some in the world think that the main thing is to remove Assad, and everything else does not matter. Yes

        Some do that Assad would remove ... They need a Libyan scenario of events!
      2. sherp2015 Rank
        sherp2015
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        28 September 2015 11: 54
        Quote: Vladimirets
        But some in the world think that the main thing is to remove Assad, and everything else does not matter.



        So all finished scum think ... They first remove Assad, and then they will undertake Russia.
        Fuck them on the collar!
    2. little girl15 Rank
      little girl15
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      28 September 2015 07: 34
      inkass_98 (3) SU Today, 07:28
      No one says that Bashar will forever remain president. But you must first restore order in the country, at least stop the war, and only then think about the elections.

      You are right, first of all, to destroy the terrorists, to restore order and, after all, to carry out political reforms.
      1. Vitaly Anisimov Rank
        Vitaly Anisimov
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        28 September 2015 07: 43
        Iran, Syria, Russia in this coupling, you can fight the devils, and the rest catch up ....
        And Hassan Rouhani, clearly and briefly expressed himself and made it clear that the time of chatter and "bombing from a distance" is over ... Russia is entering an open game!
  2. dsi Rank
    dsi
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    28 September 2015 07: 28
    The Iranian leader stressed that Russia is also “ready to fight terrorism.”

    I am puzzled, or they are not aware that Russia has already been fighting terrorism for many years. Perhaps the fault is the inaccuracy of the translation ...
  3. starshina pv Rank
    starshina pv
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    28 September 2015 07: 31
    igil need to be wetted unequivocally, otherwise all this will reach our borders !!!!
  4. rotmistr60 Rank
    rotmistr60
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    28 September 2015 08: 12
    Russia shares the position that political reforms in Syria will be possible only "after terrorism in the country is defeated."

    This position is absolutely correct not only in Russia. This westward cart is running ahead of the horse. But they got used to it - for a certain period of time they could not be told against anyone.
  5. Klim2011 Rank
    Klim2011
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    28 September 2015 09: 34
    I hope our fight against the yoke in Syria will be limited to arms supplies, without the introduction of a limited contingent.
  6. Vitaly Anisimov Rank
    Vitaly Anisimov
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    28 September 2015 09: 38
    Everything is correct, of course, but there is one "BUT" .... Some will be against it and not in words! It will be difficult ...
  7. Amurets Rank
    Amurets
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    28 September 2015 09: 55
    I don’t understand how it is possible to bring democracy to countries that are used to living under autocracy? A clever idea was expressed by Edmond Hamilton, an American science fiction writer. He said that a tyrant will always be worried about his people. He does not need riots and discontent of the people, so he will transmit his power to children. An elected leader is a temporary worker who seeks to enjoy short-term power. In addition, he needs to compensate for the costs of the election and compensate the one who supported him. Hence, corruption, bribery and other crimes against the person.
  8. vladimirw Rank
    vladimirw
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    28 September 2015 12: 24
    And rightly so, first break up the IG, and then reform
  9. Vitaly Anisimov Rank
    Vitaly Anisimov
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    28 September 2015 15: 28
    Still, the thought is ... Can Israel fuss first? I don’t like them ... Sly and slippery! Well Romanians straight ..))))