What do Syrians think of the new cessation of hostilities agreement?

Posted on September 11, 2016 | 1 Comment

Cautious optimism seems to be a common international response to the cessation of hostilities deal announced for Syria by John Kerry and Sergei Lavrov yesterday. But what do Syrians think?

RT’s correspondent Lizzie Phelan did some live recording of the views of residents in a South Aleppo suburb. It seems they will make the most of the cessation of hostilities but think there won’t be any resolution until the  foreign terrorists leave their land.

Our media usually restricts itself to covering the small part of Aleppo held by “rebels”/”terrorists” so it is refreshing to hear from the rest of this city.

Thanks to  ‘No moderate rebels here’: RT talks with Aleppo civilians on new ceasefire deal.

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One response to “What do Syrians think of the new cessation of hostilities agreement?”

  1. soundhill1 | September 14, 2016 at 12:15 am |

    Syria is the last country in the Middle East whose government is not under the control of religion. It is a problem for the New World Order which has been Islamising the Middle East. Watch out for new attempts to destabilise Syria under the guise of terrorism.
    http://yournewswire.com/why-the-new-world-order-hates-syria/

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