Moscow made public the full text of the Russia-US deal on Syria, the Russian Foreign Ministry announced on Tuesday.

The text of�the agreement was published on�the site of�the Russian Foreign Ministry.

According to�the Russia-US deal on�Syria, force can be used for�self-defense during�the ceasefire, while airstrikes use of�mortars and rockets, as�well as�the capture of�territory is prohibited.

The main priority in�Syria, according to�the document, is the demarcation of�territory controlled by�Daesh and al-Nusra Front terrorist groups and territories controlled by�Syrian rebels.

Russia and the US can exit the deal on�Syria if it is not implemented, according to�the text of�the agreement. "Every side reserves the right to�exit the deal if it believes that its provisions are not implemented." All Syrians, including members of�armed opposition, can leave Aleppo via�Castello road, according to�the deal. Neither Syrian army, nor the rebels are allowed to�occupy new territory, controlled by�the other side. The deal also stipulates areas where the Syrian Air Force will not conduct combat missions. Commenting on�the release of�the document, the foreign ministry said that it had proposed to�make the document public, however, Washington refused to�do so.

The move caused "some questions about�whether the US is sincere or not." "The unwillingness [of the US] to�publicly confirm their commitment to�separate opposition from�al-Nusra Front, al-Qaeda's affiliate in�Syria, and jointly conduct strikes against�terrorists and their partners in�crime who did not cease hostilities called for�special attention."

Moscow urged Washington to�make public the mandate of�the joint center on�the coordination of�airstrikes against�terrorists in�Syria and the agreement on�the monitoring of�a road to�Aleppo.

"Washington assured us in�February�� seven months ago�� that they will apply maximum effort to�extract opposition forces of�the Syrian opposition it has control over. However, in�practice this did not happen, which allowed jihadists to�use 'moderate' opposition groups like�a shield while continuing their bloody attacks in�hope of�impunity."

The Russian Foreign Ministry yet again urged the US to�fulfill its promise and separate "moderate" Syrian rebels and al-Nusra Front as "many rebel groups Washington considers "moderate" are fighting together with�al-Nusra Front and even merged with�it." "We repeat that the policy of�connivance toward�terrorists causes troubles," the ministry emphasized.

On September 9, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and US Secretary of�State John Kerry announced a new plan on�Syria, which stipulates a ceasefire that came into�force on�September 12. However, the cessation of�hostilities was declared ineffective because of�numerous violations of�the ceasefire by�Syrian rebels.

By Sputnik