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"Syria is ready to cooperate and coordinate with regional and international efforts to combat terror in accordance with U.N. resolutions and respect of Syrian sovereignty," Foreign Minister Walid al-Moallem told a press conference in Damascus.
"Everyone is welcome, including Britain and the United States, to take action against ISIS and Nusra with a prior full coordination with the Syrian government," al-Moallem continued.
The foreign minister warned that any action taken without direct agreement from Damascus would be an "aggression" against Syrian territory and that Syria would not stay idle.
The Obama administration has been hinting about Syrian intervention since ISIS carried out what American officials called its first "terrorist attack" against the U.S., referring to the killing of American journalist James Foley. On Sunday, Joint Chiefs chair Martin Dempsey indicated the Pentagon was ready for a broader intervention against the militant group if they threaten the U.S. homeland.
More: Syria welcomes U.S. strikes against ISIS there, with conditions
R.I.P Syrian opposition groups, the last three years of crocodile tears for wanting Western weapons but nothing.
You've done a good job the so called rebels so now it's time for you to join either the Syrian army if you want Western support or ISIS if you want ISIS support. A fair deal
"Everyone is welcome, including Britain and the United States, to take action against ISIS and Nusra with a prior full coordination with the Syrian government," al-Moallem continued.
The foreign minister warned that any action taken without direct agreement from Damascus would be an "aggression" against Syrian territory and that Syria would not stay idle.
The Obama administration has been hinting about Syrian intervention since ISIS carried out what American officials called its first "terrorist attack" against the U.S., referring to the killing of American journalist James Foley. On Sunday, Joint Chiefs chair Martin Dempsey indicated the Pentagon was ready for a broader intervention against the militant group if they threaten the U.S. homeland.
More: Syria welcomes U.S. strikes against ISIS there, with conditions
R.I.P Syrian opposition groups, the last three years of crocodile tears for wanting Western weapons but nothing.
You've done a good job the so called rebels so now it's time for you to join either the Syrian army if you want Western support or ISIS if you want ISIS support. A fair deal
