Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: Syrian President Bashar Assad said on Sunday in his speech on the occasion of the opening of the fourth legislative session of the parliament in response to today's operation by the Lebanese Hezbollah against the military bases of the Zionist regime: the image of the criminal Zionist army has fallen.
Emphasizing the need for Turkey to withdraw from the lands it has occupied and stop supporting terrorism, the Syrian president said: Syria will never give up its rights.
He said: Syria is the main field of conflict between the West and the powers of sovereignty and stability in the world.
Assad said: The current crisis situation of the world and its consequences prompts us to act as soon as possible to improve our pains and sufferings and on this basis we are interacting with Turkey. Syria, but more for Turkey.
According to "Al Jazeera" news channel, the president of Syria said about the improvement of relations with Turkey: We consider the resumption of relations and the fight against terrorism in line with the common interests of the two countries.
Pointing out that the first initiatives with Turkey started five years ago or a little more by holding several meetings at different levels, he emphasized: We did not occupy the territory of the neighboring country to withdraw, and we did not defend terrorism, which we now want to do. Let's stop, the solution is to be frank and identify the disadvantages.
Assad clarified: The resumption of relations first requires eliminating the factors that led to the destruction of relations, and we will never give up any of our rights, and any negotiation in order to reach a conclusion requires principles that are based on it. .
According to Isna, the Syrian president added: Syria insists on the need for Turkey to withdraw from the lands it has occupied and stop supporting terrorism.
In the end, he said: The resistance forces in Palestine, Lebanon, Iraq and Yemen are models and examples that we follow in the way of freedom, honor, dignity and independence.