UN urges to implement ceasefire regime in Syria
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- 06 April, 2017
- 14:48
Baku. 6 April. REPORT.AZ/ The United Nations has urged the US, Russia, Iran and Turkey to assist in implementation of 72-hour ceasefire regime in Syria.
Report informs citing the Turkish media, appeal was made after the recent bombing in Idlib province by the regime of Bashar al-Assad in Syria.
Notably, over 100 civilians, including 11 children were killed, nearly 500 poisoned by a chemical bomb in Khan Seyhun, Idlib on April 4 morning.
US, French and British representatives to the UN have developed a draft resolution on the issue and submitted to the organization's Security Council for discussion. The discussions, which began on April 5, will continue today.
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