Kerry in Russia to Discuss Military Cooperation in Syria

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is heading out to Russia today to talk about an arrangement for expanded military collaboration in Syria. The course of action would include building up a "Joint
Implementation Group" in Jordan where the U.S. also, Russian militaries could share knowledge and direction airstrikes, as per a draft of the proposition. Russia would constrain its strikes to assigned zones and diminish strikes by the Assad administration and give helpful access to assaulted ranges under the arrangement. The proposition has been described by U.S. authorities as a "last offer" and comes a few weeks before a due date for strategic advancement set by the Obama organization, the Associated Press reports.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad asserted in a meeting with NBC News, taped yesterday, that Russia has never compelled him to leave office or attempted to impact a political move in Syria. He likewise said that the United States is not genuine about battling the Islamic State.