Syria rejects opposition talks call

Syrian president refused mainstream opposition National Alliance on Friday an invitation from Moscow for talks to find a solution to the conflict in 21 months of age, accusing Russia of interference. "We have said openly that we will not go to Moscow," Ahmed said Maaz Khatib Al Jazeera television.Khatib said Russia should apologize for "interfering" in Syrian affairs, condemned "massacres" committed by the regime and the issuance of "a clear call for the departure of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad" . If these can be to meet the requirements, he said, he held talks with the Russians in Russia country.Earlier Arab which did not join many Western countries to recognize the National Coalition sole legitimate representative of the Syrian people, called Khatib for talks in Moscow or the capital region.