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A man walks near a picture of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Damascus on May 3 (AFP) London - Ibrahim Hamidi
Despite support from Russia and the international community, chances for holding another round of Syrian constitutional talks in Geneva before presidential elections slotted for May 26 in the war-torn Levantine country have gotten even slimmer.
In his meeting with President Bashar al-Assad last week, Russian Special Presidential Envoy for Syria Alexander Lavrentiev succeeded in prying out approval for the regime delegation in Geneva to engage in a proposal tabled by the UN Special Envoy for Syria Geir Pedersen.
Russian Special Presidential Envoy for International Cyber Security Cooperation Andrei Krutskikh said that "it means that the situation is going into overdrive"
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