Our policy priority has been, I think, even back then and going forward for this year and continuing forward, is to try to build a coherent, inclusive opposition as the key strategic element in resolving the situation.
Jack Reed: “Our policy priority has been, I think, even back then and going forward for this year and continuing forward, is to try…”
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Emphasizes the importance of a united opposition in resolving the Syrian conflict.
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