The group, which changed its name and announced in July that it was severing ties with al Qaeda, condemned the deal for not mentioning President Bashar al-Assad's fate.
"The solution is to topple the criminal regime militarily," he said in a statement. (Reporting by Ellen Francis; editing by Jason Neely)Ex-Nusra Front group criticises Syria ceasefire agreement
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