Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said his country hopes that the negotiating parties will reach an agreement about the borders and parameters of the de-escalation zones in Syria.
“We hope that a real progress will be reached in terms of designating certain parameters, including geographic ones and those linked to ensuring the operation of de-escalation zones. Today’s talks will show this, now they are still continuing,” Lavrov said after concluding a meeting with Secretary General of the League of Arab States Ahmed Aboul Gheit.
For the second day, the guarantor states of the de-escalation agreement: Russia, Iran and Turkey, in addition of the Syrian government and opposition delegations are holding talks to identity the parameters of the de-escalation zones.
