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US ‘Paralyzed’ Its Syrian Policy by Demanding Assad Ouster

  • January, 14, 2016 - 13:59
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US ‘Paralyzed’ Its Syrian Policy by Demanding Assad Ouster

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Former US Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel said that the US policy in Syria has been damaged by the initial demand that Syrian President Bashar Assad had to leave office.

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"We have allowed ourselves to get caught and paralyzed on our Syria policy by the statement that ‘Assad must go’," Hagel said in a Wednesday speech at the Atlantic Council.

The former Defense Secretary argued that the US policymakers "never asked that question: what is coming after Assad."

The only resolution to the ongoing civil war and humanitarian crisis in Syria depends on a "platform of stability," Hagel maintained, according to Sputnik News.

He noted that there was no possibility of stability in the Middle East "unless the Russians, the Iranians, the United States and the Arab states are part of that."

The United States is currently working with Russia, Iran and numerous Arab states under the auspices of the United Nations to resolve the crisis in Syria.

 
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