Obama and Putin agree on a roadmap on Syria

by **Ponee** Mon Nov 16, 2015 11:34 am

Khandan - US White House official told reporters, after a meeting between the two presidents President Barack Obama and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the Group of Twenty taking place in Antalya, the Turkish resort summit, that Obama and Putin "agreed on the need for the process of political transition led by the Syrians preceded by negotiations UN auspices United between the Syrian opposition and the regime in addition to the cease-fire. "and talked the two leaders in a brief meeting was not announced in advance on the sidelines of the Group of Twenty taking place in Antalya, the Turkish resort summit.The official said the two presidents" have held constructive talks lasted about 35 minutes. "

He said that finding a solution to the war in Syria "is mandatory became more urgent after the horrific in Paris terrorist attacks."

The official, who requested anonymity, said Obama welcomed the efforts of all countries to tackle the organization "Daash" terrorist in Syria, amid Western suspicions that intervention Russian in Syria aims to support Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. For his part, said a senior official in the Kremlin, the continuation of the dispute between Russia and the United States about the ways in which you must resort to it to meet the organization "Daash" terrorist until after the talks between them. He said Yuri Ushakov's foreign policy adviser, told reporters On the sidelines of the Group of Twenty summit that Moscow and Washington "share strategic goals very converged on the fight against al-Daash, but differences on how to achieve this are still fresh."

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