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Brokered by russia and turkey is just about folding. Moscows dominant role in the diplomatic endgame is now undisputed, with ankara playing a pivotal role as well. My guest is Bassma Kodmani of the Negotiating Team of the syrian opposition. Is it time for the moderate rebels to accept their de facto defeat . Bassma kodmani, in paris, welcome to hardtalk. Hello, stephen. Thank you. Its a pleasure to have you on the programme. Let me start with a question that comes directly from the new year. Do you see 2017 bringing with it better prospects for an end to the conflict in syria than we have seen at any time in the previous, almost, six years . I do, carefully optimistic, but i do. I do hope, and we are working towards making 2017 the end of the disaster of the tragedy and the beginning of a political transition. That is what we are hoping for and the coming weeks will tell us whether we are moving in that direction but there is certainly a Turning Point and certainly something to build o
russians and without any of the normal security capacity that would usually accompany a president. so we were heading into the unknown because this was unprecedented. the president was up much of the night not so much worried about his safety as he was worried about making sure that he would maximize his time on the ground with kyiv and that he would have the kind of conversations face-to-face with president zelenskyy and most importantly that he can say to the world from right there in kyiv that a year ago people were bracing for the fall of kyiv and a year later kyiv stands. ukraine stands, and america stands with kyiv and there is no more powerful way to send this message than to have the american president go do that. it was a mixture of deep anxiety and also a building pride about serving a president and being part of a country that is trying to support ukraine in its hour of need.
security capacity that would usually accompany a president. so we were heading into the unknown. because this was unprecedented. the president was up much of the night, not so much worried about his safety as he was worried about making sure that he was going to maximize hi time on the ground in kyiv. that he would have the kind of conversations face-to-face with president zelenskyy that would allow us to move forward in our support and most importantly that he could stand up and say to the world, from right there in kyiv, that a year ago people were bracing for the fall of kyiv. and a year later, kyiv stands. ukraine stands. and america stands with kyiv and there is no more powerful way to send that message than to have the american president go do that. so it was a mixture of deep anxiety, but also a kind of building pride about serving a president and being part of a country that is trying to support ukraine in its hour of need. but, jake, there does seem to be a pattern.