Kerry: Washington no longer insists on the immediate overthrow of Assad

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The United States changed its approach to the question of the resignation of the Syrian president: now they do not insist on the immediate departure of Bashar al-Assad, but speak of a “smooth transition” of power. About this in an interview with CNN, said Secretary of State John Kerry.



“We changed it ... it won't work. We need a smooth transition, a controlled transition, so that there is no fear of retribution, lost lives and revenge, - quotes a diplomat RIA News. - If Assad leaves his post faster, it can lead to an explosion directed inward, which will deprive the country of any public life. ”

These words mean a change of position of Washington in relation to Assad and the situation in Syria, the channel said.

Kerry also said that "Russia's involvement in resolving the Syrian conflict could be an opportunity for the United States to resolve the crisis."

The agency recalls, on Monday, during his speech at the UN General Assembly, Vladimir Putin called for the creation of a "broad international antiterrorist coalition with the participation of regional powers." To coordinate the fight against the Islamists of the Russian Federation, Iran, Syria and Iraq created a single information center in Baghdad.
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  1. +7
    30 September 2015 08: 57
    Good mine for a bad game.
    1. +5
      30 September 2015 09: 00
      Or maybe something has come down. Well, not really they are so stupid.
      1. +8
        30 September 2015 09: 04
        Quote: Amurets
        Or maybe something has come down.

        Our planes in Latakia interfere with their plans. To say now that Assad should immediately whiti is to make the audience laugh.
      2. +2
        30 September 2015 09: 05
        Quote: Amurets
        Or maybe something has come down. Well, not really they are so stupid.

        yeah. GDP capture captured Obama seems. it didn’t reach for good ... and therefore the escape was obama. laughing
      3. +3
        30 September 2015 09: 05
        Quote: Barboskin
        Good mine for a bad game.

        a knight's move no longer helps
        1. jjj
          +1
          30 September 2015 09: 27
          They just can’t physically do anything. They don’t know how to fight, but there’s nobody to bribe
    2. +1
      30 September 2015 09: 27
      "Well, okay, persuaded, let it stay ..." laughing Directly not the state, but a "marriageable young lady", contradicting all this ... lol
    3. Tor5
      +1
      30 September 2015 09: 33
      I would like to believe that I finally got it.
    4. The comment was deleted.
    5. +2
      30 September 2015 09: 41
      Yeah, but how much should Assad leave if he was chosen by the inhabitants of his own country?
    6. +2
      30 September 2015 11: 15
      Quote: Barboskin
      Good mine for a bad game.

      This is no longer a mine in a bad game, it is already an actual agreement with the position of Russia.
      1. first deal with terrorists
      2. "leave" Assad through general elections
      3. Assad, who has stood up against the West and the terrorists, will become the only candidate LEADER and voting will be in his favor, only he will be able to keep small political groups in one legal channel and only he will be able to conduct politics in the format of his region. Not every candidate will arrange the same Iran, but now no one will ask the opinion of the cartar; the cartar has lost.
      For me personally, this admission from Kerry is an encouraging fact. )))
  2. +10
    30 September 2015 08: 57
    Wait a little longer, and the Americans will fall in love with Assad!
    1. +11
      30 September 2015 09: 08
      Quote: pascal309
      Wait a little longer, and the Americans will fall in love with Assad!

      They are not right for Putin.
      1. +2
        30 September 2015 10: 10
        In GDP, the appearance caused me to associate with a predatory cat, which the mouse sees, but when it was crowded, he was shy to break it.
  3. +3
    30 September 2015 08: 57
    Well yes ! Here, as it were, RUSSIA intervened a bit. Yes, and "talked" a little.
  4. +4
    30 September 2015 08: 57
    It looks like Russia has stepped on someone's balls ...
  5. +6
    30 September 2015 08: 58
    All the same, the opinion of the world's GDP means a lot.
    1. +6
      30 September 2015 09: 02
      Know ours. In front of Russia.
    2. +2
      30 September 2015 09: 06
      Yes, it’s not an opinion here, but the military industrial complex works, And ordinary RUSSIANs can reach Berlin again in order to reassure Merkel of the bilka. This is so, by the way. smile
    3. +3
      30 September 2015 09: 07
      More often, Putin needs to make such speeches at the UN. As it all coincided - did not have time to speak - the Americans lagged behind Ased, dill immediately agreed in Minsk to withdraw weapons in the Donbass.
      1. +1
        30 September 2015 09: 34
        Quote: Sharapov
        More often, Putin needs to make such speeches at the UN. As it all coincided - did not have time to speak - the Americans lagged behind Ased, dill immediately agreed in Minsk to withdraw weapons in the Donbass.

        The consent of Ukrainians to withdraw armaments is not a guarantee of withdrawal - they have already passed
      2. +2
        30 September 2015 10: 34
        This may mean that they benefit from Russian intervention in the war. You can’t relax, the kids are vile and prudent, you need to keep your eyes open.
      3. 0
        30 September 2015 10: 36
        but what in return did we promise ???
  6. +3
    30 September 2015 08: 58
    now they do not insist on the immediate departure of Bashar al-Assad, but speak of a "smooth transition" of power

    Personally, I’m already confused in the statements and statements of Kerry. Today one thing, tomorrow another, and the opposite. Precisely, the roof of the Americans went completely from the assertiveness and unpredictability of the Russians.
    1. +1
      30 September 2015 09: 05
      Quote: rotmistr60
      Today one thing, tomorrow another, and the opposite.

      Well, there is an option that they slipped the wrong text.
      1. 0
        30 September 2015 10: 07
        If we recall Psaki and her successor, it is not surprising about the wrong "text".
  7. +5
    30 September 2015 08: 58
    but talk about a "smooth transition" of power

    A smooth transition of power took place. Putin steers
  8. +2
    30 September 2015 08: 58
    Well, this is the first result of speaking and negotiating. This is the level. Not bad.
  9. +5
    30 September 2015 08: 58
    If Assad leaves his post faster, this can lead to an inward explosion, which will deprive the country of any public life.

    Yokarny babay, and until today you had no idea about that ?! Isn't Bashar a "bloody dictator" like that? Well bludnи American ..
  10. +3
    30 September 2015 08: 58
    Wait a little longer and the Americans will fall in love with Assad!
  11. +7
    30 September 2015 08: 58
    I won’t be surprised if they soon begin to praise Assad ....)))))
    1. +1
      30 September 2015 09: 09
      Quote: MIKHAN
      I won’t be surprised if they soon begin to praise Assad ....)))))

      No, they will praise Putin, making him a hero
  12. +4
    30 September 2015 08: 59
    Kerry also said that "Russia's involvement in the resolution of the Syrian conflict may be an opportunity for the United States to resolve the crisis."

    Read, the involvement of Russia may be an opportunity for mattresses not to cope even more
  13. +2
    30 September 2015 08: 59
    Freebie quietly for mattresses ends!
  14. +1
    30 September 2015 09: 01
    “Russia's involvement in the resolution of the Syrian conflict may become an opportunity for the USA to resolve the crisis. "
    Just don't need more "opportunities for the USA"! Used to, u.rody, to rake in the heat with someone else's hands! To extinguish the conflict, it is enough for the Americans to stop supplying weapons to ISIS, and to Turkey - to “launder” the IGs oil! And WHO will resolve the conflict - and so it is clear! Nehru to stick on! angry
    1. +1
      30 September 2015 09: 23
      Quote: avia1991
      For the conflict to go out, it’s enough for the Americans to stop delivering weapons to the ISU,

      it will not work anymore, they have so much stuffed that they can not digest - Iraq, Syria, Libya ...

      Rђ RІRѕS,
      Quote: avia1991
      "laundering" of ISIS oil!

      in the long run it might work.

      By the way, it would be desirable to catch the leadership of the igil and create the Tribunal for all personalities, let the world know its "heroes" by name (although most likely everyone will either be soaked in the outhouse or change champs with ksivas and rest on their island in the tropics, Well, I do not believe that fanatics sit in the leadership of the IG, as a rule, such posts hang on pragmatists and cynics).
      1. 0
        30 September 2015 09: 34
        Quote: PSih2097
        catch the leadership of the igil and create the Tribunal for all personalities, let the world know their "heroes" by name

        The main thing is that at this tribunal they sincerely tell "HTO AND SKOKA" paid them for their actions! ..However, I am afraid that if they decide on such frankness - they are unlikely to live to see the Tribunal, the "epidemic" will break out suddenly. wassat
      2. 0
        30 September 2015 09: 59
        Who will allow the US leadership tribunal?
  15. +3
    30 September 2015 09: 01
    No wonder Putin went to the UN .... Look how they started talking! bully
  16. +1
    30 September 2015 09: 01
    Kerry: Washington no longer insists on the immediate overthrow of Assad
    Well, with Assad already, something is clear, but what is Washington's opinion on Putin? Does he still "have to go"? "Gentlemen are not good" enough for you to climb your "pig's snout in the world kalashny row"
  17. +9
    30 September 2015 09: 03
    Oh, and I do not believe the 3,14ndos, the words are one today, tomorrow are different, only one goal remains. Assad must leave.
  18. 0
    30 September 2015 09: 05
    Spectacularly! So the result is obvious. And then - isolate, tear to shreds. Yes, we sneezed ...
  19. 0
    30 September 2015 09: 15
    but they talk about a "smooth transition" of power.

    Of course, right after the destruction of ISIS. By direct voting, the Syrians will choose power from among the candidates, including Bashar Assad, in the most democratic way.
  20. 0
    30 September 2015 09: 18
    What, let off steam? Without RUSSIA, the conflict cannot be resolved. There will be "changes" soon.
  21. 0
    30 September 2015 09: 23
    The United States has changed its approach to the issue of the resignation of the Syrian president: now they do not insist on the immediate departure of Bashar al-Assad, but speak of a "smooth transition" of power.


    Like a dog in the manger ... wassat
  22. 0
    30 September 2015 09: 24
    Yeah ... at first they got everyone out, and now they don't want "fears of retribution, lost lives and revenge."
  23. 0
    30 September 2015 09: 24
    "... Vladimir Putin called for the creation of a" broad international anti-terrorist coalition with the participation of regional powers. To coordinate the fight against Islamists, the Russian Federation, Iran, Syria and Iraq have created a single information center in Baghdad. "
    Iran -?
    Syria - militarily testifies to the reduction by the Syrian troops of the front line
    Iraq - the bulk of the military has long sided with ISIS

    Well, the warriors
  24. +1
    30 September 2015 09: 25
    Well, there maybe they just changed hawks. The Saudis, who are now in the position that they won’t say a harsh word without the Americans (for Yemen have already requested urgent military assistance from the United States — the bombs are over, and Oshkosh’s still needed) —– put the Resignation plug or the Power Offset Operation.

    Speaking to reporters in New York, Saudi Foreign Minister Adele al-Jubare stated that Assad has only two options: leave voluntarily or wait for the military operation to overthrow him.
    The Minister did not specify how Riyadh himself intends to participate in such an operation, and did not give any details about it, only noting that such an option to change power in Syria would be much longer and more costly.
    Al-Jubair emphasized that he does not see Assad’s political future and rejected calls from Russia to form, together with the current authorities in Syria, a broad coalition to fight the radical organization Islamic State.
  25. 0
    30 September 2015 09: 29
    The US does not insist on the overthrow of Assad ??? !!! belay Our poor Jews, who want Assad's death, their poor people are now breaking the mold from such news, their beloved USA no longer wants to overthrow the terrible "bloody dictator" laughing
  26. 0
    30 September 2015 09: 31
    they are unlikely to lag behind Assad, if the Jews swallowed a lot of money for igils, they will "lay their bones" but will get to Iranian oil; and then the thugs of the ISIS should always be with the "business" otherwise the owners themselves will not be happy
  27. 0
    30 September 2015 09: 32
    Really listened? belay
    Or are you plotting something? what
  28. +2
    30 September 2015 09: 35
    Well, then they will spoil stealthily. Assad for them is like a bone in the throat.
  29. +1
    30 September 2015 09: 40
    Lord, did you bozhezh my))) Why are there Putin, behind closed doors rattled their language Nigeria?))) Or simply "elk" he broke))))

    Although, of course, if it's serious, then everything is understandable. The Yankees have no choice. The Russian Federation will begin to press ISIS with or without them, and these overseas are now forced to compromise in order not to fall out of the fight against terror. Another thing is how they are going to fight him? If so, as they did so far, then fuck it right away, otherwise having such "allies" - no enemies are needed)))
    The Americans cannot get out of this game on the good, they compromise with the Russian Federation on Syria, thereby moving into the category of secondary players, and thereby admit the failure of their entire Middle East policy. Or they don’t compromise and then everyone understands, it’s been obvious for a long time, “why do we need some kind of world gendarme who only does dirty tricks, but cannot really solve a single problem and does not allow or prevents those who can do it from solving these problems? ? "
    And this is understandable by the Yankees themselves.
  30. 0
    30 September 2015 09: 46
    Not really VV Husseinich scattered on his fingers, what’s what? recourse laughing
  31. +2
    30 September 2015 09: 52
    Quote: Amurets
    Or maybe something has come down. Well, not really they are so stupid.

    I think about talk shows with the participation of mattress makers, I generally keep quiet recently accidentally watched their DOCUMENTARY film dedicated to the history of Russia, so there professors of leading Universities participated so, to put it mildly, I was shocked by thinking and worldview at the comic book level, and this is the intellectual elite. Although after a while we will "catch up", and maybe "overtake" them, you know the USE!
  32. +1
    30 September 2015 09: 58
    The main thing in the post-war structure of Syria is to strengthen its position so that the United States does not drag its next proteges on our shoulders. Therefore, we must help the Syrian army to take control of more territory so that we can then talk from a position of strength. Then we can see who is really fighting ISIS.
  33. 0
    30 September 2015 10: 12
    In the face of Barak's face twisted. Like a pound of shit gobbled up. And we are in joy. Well, he got from the GDP.
  34. 0
    30 September 2015 10: 19
    I hope that among those who "settle" the situation in Syria there are people who understand the essence of the problem and understand the real meaning of the statements of the sponsors of all the outrages that have taken place in Syria.
    Kerry's words are worthless. This is so any student already understands. But the situation is likely to be stalemate for the United States, and they successfully dragged the Russian Federation into resolving the conflict. What goals they pursue, ours still needs to be sorted out and we need to be on the alert. You also do not have to get involved in a ground operation, and bombing is also not particularly worth getting involved in. There is the experience of the so-called Coalition, which says that it is useless. But the theme of creating a common front against ISIS, with more or less adequate opponents of Assad, is a good step. It’s not even necessary that they fought against them side by side with Assad’s army, just let them sit in the regions they have captured and not let ISIS go there and do not interfere with the Assad’s army, for some kind of relief in the investigation of their crimes.
    But in general, the biggest problem is Turkey. We do not know whether Russia is conducting any kind of negotiations with them or not, but we must agree with the Turks. Negotiate honestly and then really the situation will change dramatically. It is trite, if Russia Turkey and Syria joined forces, then there would not have been a war initially, and now there is still the opportunity to drive ISIS at least into Iraq and let the United States fight them there. This is their territory.
    In general, I discuss this topic from the point of view of logic, I do not own operational information and may be mistaken in my estimates
  35. 0
    30 September 2015 10: 22
    We break - bend the "Swedes"! (from)
    Do not relax! Do not retreat! Do not be complacent!
  36. 0
    30 September 2015 11: 41
    and what they still have to do today (this is about the Yankees), the main thing then, after the defeat of the igles, so as not to get underfoot and prevent the international tribunal from judging all war criminals from the igils and their accomplices ...
  37. 0
    30 September 2015 13: 02
    Who would have thought that the STGA are a Syrian province whose residents are not allowed to participate in the election process of the Syrian leader! wassat
  38. 0
    30 September 2015 13: 49
    Maybe it really came at last ...