The deputy from the Syrian parliament in Aleppo, Faysal Azzouz, told Sputnik that the crisis in Russian-Turkish relations may be reflected in the decisions taken during Vienna talks.

Syrian media has expressed the view that the crisis in Turkish-Russian relations might affect the process of implementation of the road map of the Vienna agreements, which provide for the establishment of a political process in Syria.
According to the ‘road map’ an interim government should be established in Syria within the next 6 months and parliamentary and presidential elections should be held in a year and a half.
“Russia will tighten its anti-terrorist activities in Syria, which will have an impact on the political process in the country. Countries drawn into a civil war in Syria retain their positions only because of the actions of the local armed groups. Let’s see how Turkey is able to realize its plans, once Russia destroys all the groups that support Ankara in Syria,” Faysal Azzouz added.