Berlin (Reuters) - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government is the last stage, as more and more countries non-slip from his control, will not be able to survive, the German foreign intelligence service (BND)head. "Better coordination of the armed rebels, which makes them more effective in the fight against al-Assad," Frankfurt Allgemeinen Sonntagszeitung newspaper, Gerhard Schindler told the public in the media interview on Saturday. "Assad's regime will not survive." The rebels fighting to overthrow Assad announced the combat zone of the Damascus International Airport on Friday, while Moscow and Washington have sounded pessimistic about the prospects of diplomatic offensive after the end of the talks, the two sides of the conflict. Capital of struggle has intensified in the past week, and Western officials have begun to talk about faster change in the 20-month-old conflict on the ground has caused 40,000 deaths. "More and more evidence that the regime in Damascus in its final stages," Schindler said. ' Although there is no al-Assad, nor the rebels have occupied the upper hand, Assad is losing control more and more areas of the country, and his focus on the defensive Damascus, the main military sites and the airport, Schindler. Schindler's comments echoed remarks yesterday, U.S. Ambassador Robert Ford, Syria withdrew last year.


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