Syria Opposition Says Russia-U.S. Deal Won’t Save Peace Process
- Efforts on cease-fire have ‘failed miserably,’ group says
- Major powers agreed to ‘concrete steps’ to rescue plans
Syrian opposition forces in Northern Aleppo, Syria, on July 17, 2016.
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Syria’s main opposition group said it doesn’t think Russia and the U.S. will succeed in reviving a cease-fire to pave the way for a political transition amid a Russian-backed siege of 300,000 people in the rebel-held part of the former commercial capital Aleppo.