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Syrian opposition must unite

Says Arab League; Nato calls for political solution

Agencies
The head of the Arab League called yesterday for the fragmented Syrian opposition to unite and said a UN-brokered plan for a transitional government in Syria fell short of expectations.
Arab League Secretary General Nabil Elaraby addressed nearly 250 members of the Syrian opposition at a meeting in Cairo in an effort to coax the disparate groups to pull together, reports AP.
The gathering marked the first time the Arab League had hosted a gathering of the Syrian opposition, reports AP.
Meanwhile, Nato Chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen yesterday called on the international community to enforce a political solution in Syria while reiterating there would be no military intervention.
"The right response to this crisis
Turkey scrambled six F-16 fighter jets in three separate incidents responding to Syrian military helicopters approaching the border on Sunday, its armed forces command said yesterday.
The plan, which was accepted by an international conference in Geneva on Saturday, left the door open - at Russia's insistence - to Syrian President Bashar Assad being a part of the interim administration.
A Russian news agency reported that Russia will hold talks with two Syrian opposition groups and with UN envoy Kofi Annan later this month, after a weekend of stalled efforts to stop the bloodshed in Syria.
Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov was quoted by the RIA Novosti agency as saying Syrian opposition leader Michel Kilo will arrive later this
remains a political response. And a concerted response by the international community against a regime that has lost all humanity and all legitimacy," Rassmusen told a news conference, reports AFP.
Elaraby said, "There is an opportunity before the conference of Syrian opposition today that must be seized, and I say and repeat that this opportunity must not be wasted under any circumstance."
He also said that UN special envoy Kofi Annan's new plan to form a transitional government in Syria to end the country's crisis fell short of Arab expectations.
week, while Abdulbaset Sieda, the new head of the Syrian National Council, another opposition group, will visit Moscow after July 10.
Elaraby said the agreement did not meet Arab expectations because it did not specify a time frame for a "clear transition" as the Arab League had called for.
Syrian opposition groups have roundly rejected the UN-brokered plan, calling it ambiguous and a waste of time and vowing not to negotiate with Assad or members of his "murderous" regime.