Brahimi Tells U.N. Assad Regime May Survive but Legitimacy Seriously Damaged
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The worsening Syrian war is "breaking up" the country while the international community watches, peace envoy Lakhdar Brahimi told the U.N. Security Council on Tuesday.
Diplomats inside a closed briefing by Brahimi said he had "no progress" to report in his efforts to establish talks on a political transition in the country where 22 months of conflict have left more than 60,000 dead.
He also told the council that Syrian President Bashar Assad might be able to cling to power for now, but noted that "the Syrian regime's legitimacy has been seriously, probably irreparably, damaged."
29 January 2013, 23:37
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No, says UN envoy Brahimi and Russia's prime minister Medvedev a day or so before Brahimi. This dog won't hunt no more...
30 January 2013, 05:33
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i can't believe it, but he could stay. too many syrians hate the towelhead limp chopping rebels. if it weren't for rebel backwardness, assad would have been disposed of along time ago. salafi trail stops now, watch what will happen to saudi arabia next, bahrain's king is doomed.
