The 21st Astana International Meeting on Syria is taking place in Astana on January 24-25 with the participation of the guarantor countries of the Astana Format - Russia, Turkey and Iran - the Syrian government and opposition, the United Nations, as well as the observer countries - Jordan, Lebanon and Iraq.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Syrian President Bashar Assad may hold a meeting in the presence of their Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin after the work on a roadmap for the normalization of Syrian-Turkish relations is over, Russian …
Syria, Turkiye and Iran have agreed with the concept of a road map submitted by Russia to normalize relations between Ankara and Damascus, Russia's special presidential envoy for Syria Alexander Lavrentyev said.
Russia thinks that a meeting between Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his Syrian counterpart Bashar al-Assad could take place in Moscow, Russian Special Presidential Envoy for Syria Alexander Lavrentiev said following the 19th …
The next round of the Astana format talks on Syria will be held in the fall of this year, Russian Presidential Special Envoy Alexander Lavrentyev said. "The next round of the Syria talks in the Astana format will take place in the …
Russia views a possible Turkish military operation in Syria as an unwise step that would lead to more escalation, the Russian president’s special envoy, Alexander Lavrentyev, told reporters on Wednesday. "We believe that it …
Russian Special Presidential Envoy on Syrian Reconciliation Alexander Lavrentiev and Russia’s deputy foreign minister Sergey Vershinin headed a delegation to Tehran on Sunday to discuss bilateral relations and regional cooperation, …
Russian envoy for Syria Alexander Lavrentyev said that Russia will not allow Turkish and Syrian government forces to clash. Lavrentyev said that "no one is interested" in potential fighting between Syrian …
The Russian delegation is holding a bilateral meeting with members of the Syrian government delegation as part of the high-level talks on Syria in Kazakhstan’s capital Nur-Sultan. The Russian delegation at the meeting is led …
Hopes that they would agree on a new constitution are dashed again
Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Vershinin and Special Presidential Envoy for Syria Alexander Lavrentyev have held talks with senior aide to the Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Jaberi …
Russian-Turkish consultations were held in Ankara yesterday, one of the main topics of which was the development of the situation in Syria, as well as the early formation and launch of a constitutional committee to ensure a stable and effective …
The possibility of holding the 3rd trilateral meeting of the Russian, Turkish, and Iranian leaders on the Syrian settlement is being explored in early September, Russian Presidential Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said. …
Moscow managed to attain the pullout of Iranian units 85 kilometers from the Israeli-Syrian border, Russian Presidential Special Envoy for Syria Alexander Lavrentyev said. Moscow is acting on the Syrian …
Alexander Lavrentiev, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s special envoy for Syria, met with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Ankara on May 31, in the second visit of the special envoy …
All parties at 9th round of Astana talks on Syria agree on maintaining de-escalation zones and cease-fire regime
The Syrian National Dialogue Congress was held in Russia’s Sochi yesterday. The main result of the congress was the decision to establish a constitutional committee. According to the Russian Foreign Minister Sergei …
The United States received an invitation to the Syrian National Dialogue Congress in Sochi but could not provide information on whether US representatives would attend, a US State Department official said. "We can confirm the …
Delegations from Russia, Turkey and Iran are holding consultations during the eighth round of talks on the Syrian settlement in Astana, the media reports. The eighth round of talks will take place on December 21-22. Bilateral and …
Other countries have surrendered to Russia’s vision of the Syrian endgame and are unwilling to commit money or resources to change or challenge that
