AP - Syria's main opposition group said Wednesday that foreign military intervention may be the only way to ensure emergency aid can reach those trapped by fighting if talks fail to ensure safe passage for humanitarian workers to reach embattled parts of the country.
By RICHARD BOUDREAUX MOSCOW—Russia backed a proposal for a two-hour daily truce in Syria but opposed a call by France to set up humanitarian corridors to deliver emergency aid to the county's embattled regions and evacuate the wounded and the sick. Russia's support for a truce proposed by the...
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RIYADH ' The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia told Russian President Dmitry Medvedev that dialogue on Syria was 'futile', the official SPA news agency reported on Wednesday. Russia should have 'coordinated with the Arabs... before using the veto' to...
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Syrian opposition urges Russia to back aid plan
(AP)
22.02.2012 18:15 
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