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The Syrian opposition has dismissed comments by the country's president that any potential peace accord will come with conditions.
In an interview on Lebanese television, Bashar al-Assad said agreements could only be approved through a national referendum.
Ahmed Kamal is from the Syrian National Coalition.
SOUNDBITE: (French) SYRIAN NATIONAL COALITION MEMBER, AHMED KAMAL, SAYING:
"This is a joke, there is no freedom in Syria and there is no security in Syria. It's impossible to live in Syria, how can we have a referendum under the rule of a dictator and during a war? These are two important conditions that we need for a referendum, and they don't exist."
The dispute comes ahead of proposed peace talks in Geneva next month.
Assad says the government will attend the conference despite doubts about a positive outcome.
