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DAMASCUS (Reuters) - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Wednesday tamped down expectations for his country's renewed ties with the Arab world, in his first televised interview since Damascus's membership of the Arab League was restored in May.
In May, Syria was readmitted to the Arab League after a 12-year suspension. Only a few years ago, the same wealthy Gulf Arab states which make up the bulk of the league had backed a rebellion that sought to overthrow Bashar al-Assad's regime. What changed?
The Hezbollah secretary-general has blamed Washington for being at the bottom of crises in West Asia.
The Syrian foreign minister says sanctions imposed by Western countries and their support for Takfiri terrorist groups are to be blamed for the humanitarian crisis in the war-ravaged country.
Economic conditions in Syria are worsening by the day, with nothing but a political solution to the current crisis being able to save the country