'The "supporting countries" are interested in keeping the Syrian factions weak and scattered "in order to make it easy to drive them and ensure their loyalty," Dr. Abdel Moneim Zinedine, General Co-ordinator of Revolutionary factions said.
"They were able to use the support card to unite them, but they used it to disperse them, and it was not enough for them. They are using to take the factions distinction to justify avoiding their duty to support the Syrian people," Zinedine said.
"The Syrian people would have appreciated the countries' greatest support they would have had if they had prevented Iran, its militias, Russia and its forces backing the Assad regime , and let the people fight against the Assad gang that surely would not have survived if these countries had provided an air defense system to protect their children and women from massacres. Simply, if they had stopped the secret support and given up protecting this very regime. "
States supporting the Syrian factions continue to refrain from supplying them with anti-aircraft weapons. In late 2017, the United States suspended its support program for military factions, under which it provided anti-tank missiles (TOW).
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who spoke about the necessity of "Assad being strong and not a puppet of Iran," recently received widespread discontent in the Syrian circles, considering that Saudi Arabia was one of the countries that adopted the demand to overthrow the Assad regime. In 2011.'
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