Army of Islam member, chief opposition negotiator, heads to Syria talks
A brigade fighter of Jaish Al-Islam, or the Army of Islam, is shown preparing to launch rockets towards forces loyal to Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad.
A member of the powerful Army of Islam rebel group told AFP Sunday he was coming to Geneva to serve as the Syrian opposition’s lead negotiator in thorny U.N.-brokered peace talks.
“I’m on the way. I will be the chief negotiator,” Mohammed Alloush said, adding that he expected to arrive in Geneva on Monday.
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