NEW YORK - The Russian government has warned Western leaders in the Security Council (DK), United Nations, that the intervention of outsiders on the dispute in Syria could trigger a civil war.
"Acts of violence perpetrated against opposition demonstrators The Syrian government does not pose a threat to international peace and security," said Russia's Deputy Ambassador to the United Nations Alexander Pankin, to the 15-nation UN Security Council member told AFP on Wednesday (28/04/2011).
Pankin added that the real threat to Syrian interference can come from outsiders. Approaches that could lead to endless cycles of violence and can lead to civil war.
Mengadalan UN Security Council special meeting to discuss Syria after failing to reach a mutual agreement, which condemned the crime in the country which has resulted in hundreds of deaths.
"Acts of violence perpetrated against opposition demonstrators The Syrian government does not pose a threat to international peace and security," said Russia's Deputy Ambassador to the United Nations Alexander Pankin, to the 15-nation UN Security Council member told AFP on Wednesday (28/04/2011).
Pankin added that the real threat to Syrian interference can come from outsiders. Approaches that could lead to endless cycles of violence and can lead to civil war.
Mengadalan UN Security Council special meeting to discuss Syria after failing to reach a mutual agreement, which condemned the crime in the country which has resulted in hundreds of deaths.
