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Turkey's Gul says change is inevitable in Syria

By REUTERS

NOVEMBER 22, 2011 11:27

LONDON - Turkish President Abdullah Gul said neighboring Syria has reached a dead end and change is inevitable, but everything must be done to prevent the country from descending into civil war.

Turkey had been increasingly critical of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's repression of anti-government protests in which thousands have been killed.

"Syria is now at a dead end so change is inevitable," Gul, who is on a state visit to Britain and is expected to meet Prime Minister David Cameron later on Tuesday, told the Guardian newspaper in an interview.

"But we don't believe the right way to create change is through external intervention. The people must make that change," he said. "Civil war is not something that anyone would want to see happen. Everything must be done to prevent it. It is very dangerous."

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