MOSCOW (Sputnik) — The latest round of Geneva proximity talks between the Syrian government and opposition deadlocked last month after most HNC delegates stormed out of the meeting, claiming lack of progress on the ground.
"We decided that the internal opposition [would] refused to work with anyone who has a relation with terrorism, and we need to be [aligned] only with the kind of opposition that is trying to make peace and make real political life in Syria, and I think the Riyadh group [HNC] is still outside of this," Hmeymim group’s Mais Krydee declared.
"We need in Syria to develop a political process because we have to stop the blood[shed] and we have to be against terrorism," the politician stressed, urging to be "more realistic."
Despite this stance, Krydee said her group had high hopes for the upcoming fourth round of negotiations on Syria’s future because the Syrian government and opposition groups had learned to understand each other better through the previous attempts.
