Syria peace talks involving the opposition groups, in addition to Russia, Iran and Turkey are scheduled to take place in Kazakhstan on March 14.
Russian news agencies citing a source close to the talks reported on Wednesday that there was no immediate mention of the regime’s involvement and another source told agencies the meeting would be a technical one.
#Breakling | Next round of #Syria peace talks in #Kazakhstan planned for March 14 – IFAX cites source
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Russia says it believes that previous talks held in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, helped jump start United Nations-led peace negotiations in Geneva.
The ceasefire has been repeatedly violated however, while the war against terrorist groups such as Daesh – which are not included under the ceasefire – has raged on.
