Ribal Al-Assad, founder and director of the Organisation for Democracy and Freedom in Syria and first cousin to deposed Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad, comes to the Brussels Signal studio to express his fears for the future of his native land.
Syrians fear their country now faces an Islamic regime under the Turkey-backed conquerors, and military intervention may be necessary, Al-Assad tells Justin Stares. He also analyses the roles played by Russia, Iran and Isreal in this fast-moving drama.
