Idlib Ceasefire Talks: Civilian Displacement and Armed Groups

What I would like to focus on right now is the situation in Idlib…

… the bombings

finally being brought to a cease- fire…

… there is great benefit in taking a step on this right now. Because right now the

people of Idlib…

… are under serious fear,

I am talking about the civilian population…

… there has already been a new wave of migration here, asylum has begun again.

And of course the only places they can go…

… they are now constantly coming toward our borders.

So here achieving a cease- fire and also against the terrorist groups… …

the measures that can be taken… … again, through

the work that our relevant colleagues will carry out together let

us do this. There are no representatives

of the armed opposition here at our table… And even more so, there

are no representatives of Jabhat al- Nusra or ISIS… … or of the Syrian army. So we

we can, in my view… I believe that the president of Turkey is generally right… …

that would be good. But we cannot speak for them,

and even more so we cannot… …

speak for the terrorists of Jabhat al- Nusra

or for ISIS…… and say that they will stop… …

shooting or will stop using unmanned aerial vehicles

with bombs.