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Russia, Turkey and Iran are forming alliances against Syria. The three heads of state agreed to overthrow Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. An interim government will be formed with members of the opposition and members of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). This was stated by the Russian Council for International Affairs (RIAC).
RIAC is one of the decision makers of the Russian government. According to one of their reports, a Russian organization called the Foundation for the Protection of National Values has conducted an opinion poll in Syria.
He is linked to the Russian security service and the office of President Vladimir Putin. Russia claims that this will send a clear political message. The Syrian people do not want to see al-Assad as president; Russia believes that is the opinion of the poll.
Russia has not sided with al-Assad since the start of its military intervention in Syria, according to the report.
Russia’s al-Tass news agency says Russia suspects al-Assad will no longer be able to lead Syria. The Syrian regime is dragging the country into the Afghan situation. Which is very worrying for Russia.
The news agency also said that Iran is suffering due to US sanctions. Therefore, this country is not interested in achieving stability throughout the region. Iran regards Syria as a battlefield with Washington.
That said, Moscow is preparing to use Assad to negotiate a deal that guarantees its interests.
According to the Russian news agency, Moscow is working to create a situation in which the forces present in Syria accept the possibilities of influence from others. As a result, Tehran of Iran and Moscow of Russia will be divided into a protected area in Syria. There will also be a Turkey-backed opposition zone. East Euphrates will have the support of Washington and SDF. This option is less expensive for all parties.
And Turkey has demanded the elimination of al-Assad as a precondition to end the Syrian operation.
Source: Middle East Monitor
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