Boris Johnson Interview about Syria at the UN Security Council Meeting

The transcript discusses a Security Council meeting focused on Syria, emphasizing that the conflict is a proxy war. It highlights the need for a ceasefire and the responsibility of the Assad regime and its sponsors. The Kerry Lavrov process is in a critical state but can be revived. Accusations against Russia regarding war crimes and the aid convoy incident are mentioned, with a call for the Syrian regime's sponsors to engage in negotiations. A vision for Syria's future, transitioning away from Assad, is proposed, stressing the importance of stopping the bombing for successful negotiations.

What type of conflict is the situation in Syria described as?

• An internal rebellion

• A civil war

• A regional dispute

• A proxy war

Who is primarily held responsible for the failure of ceasefires in Syria?

• The European Union

• The Assad regime and its sponsors

• The Syrian opposition

• The United Nations

What is the current state of the Kerry-Lavrov process according to the speaker?

• It is progressing smoothly

• It has been abandoned

• It is completely terminated

• It is in a critical state but can be revived

What is necessary for negotiations to occur according to the speaker?

• A new government in Syria

• International sanctions

• An end to bombings

• A complete military victory

What does the opposition's vision for Syria include?

• A continuation of Assad's regime

• A transition away from Assad

• A military takeover

• An isolationist policy