Iran’s FM in Moscow to discuss Syria crisis
By Trend
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has left Tehran
for Moscow on April 14 to attend trilateral talks with Russian and
Syrian counterparts, IRNA reported.
The core of negotiations would be searching a “integrated way” to
end Syria’s lasting 6-year crisis.
Zarif's talks are likely to be centered around the recent
suspected chemical attack on Khan Sheikhoun in Syria, which left 89
people dead.
In response to the chemical attack on the rebel-held town, dozens
of US missiles hit Shayrat airfield in western Syrian province of
Homs.
Iran strongly condemned the United States’ missile strike on
Shayrat airbase, where allegedly Bashar Asad’s forces conducted
deadly chemical attack on civilian people.
Iran and Russia are Bashar Asad’s major allies.
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