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Assad says strikes make Syria even more determined to ‘fight terrorism’

Syrian President Bashar Assad said Western strikes on government military installations Saturday only made him more keen to fight back against his opponents. (AFP)

Updated 14 April 2018

AFP

April 14, 2018 10:03

Assad says strikes make Syria even more determined to ‘fight terrorism’

Updated 14 April 2018

AFP

April 14, 2018 10:03

DAMASCUS: Syrian President Bashar Assad said Western strikes on government military installations Saturday only made him more keen to fight back against his opponents, in comments published by his office.
“This aggression will only make Syria and its people more determined to keep fighting and crushing terrorism in every inch of the country,” Assad, in his first reaction to the strikes, told his Iranian counterpart Hassan Rouhani.