Syrian government, Russia must cease hostilities from Friday: France
France remains extremely concerned by the dangerous escalation of the conflict
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PARIS:
The Syrian government and its allies, including Russia, must cease hostilities on Friday in line with an agreement made between major powers on February 11, France's Foreign Ministry spokesman said.
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"France remains extremely concerned by the dangerous escalation of the conflict, especially in Aleppo," Romain Nadal told reporters.
"It calls on the regime and its allies, including Russia, to stop its attacks against civilians and implement the commitments made in Munich on Feb. 11 to cease hostilities from today."
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Nadal said while the delivery of aid to five besieged areas was a first step it was insufficient.
The Syrian government and its allies, including Russia, must cease hostilities on Friday in line with an agreement made between major powers on February 11, France's Foreign Ministry spokesman said.
US-led strikes kill 15 civilians in northeast Syria: monitor
"France remains extremely concerned by the dangerous escalation of the conflict, especially in Aleppo," Romain Nadal told reporters.
"It calls on the regime and its allies, including Russia, to stop its attacks against civilians and implement the commitments made in Munich on Feb. 11 to cease hostilities from today."
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Nadal said while the delivery of aid to five besieged areas was a first step it was insufficient.