Syrian government not serious about political solution - rebel leader


  • World
  • Saturday, 06 Feb 2016

BEIRUT (Reuters) - Intensifying military offensives show the Syrian government and its allies are not serious about finding a political solution to the five-year-old conflict, the new leader of a major rebel group said on Friday.

In his first interview since becoming leader of Syrian insurgent group Jaish al-Islam after the former chief was killed in December, Issam Buwaydani said it was clear "the regime and its allies are not convinced of a political solution."

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