SitiWanMahani - Syria
mengalu-alukan cadangan Rusia untuk menyerahkan senjata kimia untuk mengelakkan
serangan udara Amerika Syarikat. Syria telah mengalu-alukan cadangan Rusia ia
harus meletakkan senjata kimia di bawah kawalan antarabangsa - satu langkah
yang direka untuk mengelakkan kemungkinan serangan udara Amerika Syarikat.
Ia
datang selepas Setiausaha Negara Amerika Syarikat John Kerry berkata di London
ini adalah satu-satunya cara Syria dapat mengelakkan campur tangan tentera.
Walid
Al “’oallem, Menteri Luar Syria, memberikan sambutan hangat kepada cadangan
Rusia, tetapi berhenti pendek menggariskan apa-apa tindakan konkrit.
Beliau
berkata: “Saya mengumumkan Republik Arab Syria mengalu-alukan inisiatif Rusia,
untuk memelihara kehidupan rakyat dan keselamatan kita di negara kami.”
Sergei
Lavrov, Menteri Luar Rusia, berkata cadangan itu datang selepas sidang kemuncak
dengan rakan sejawatannya dari Syria beliau.
Beliau
menambah: “Rundingan sudah lebih apabila berita datang daripada ucapan John
Kerry di mana dia berkata bahawa” serangan ke atas Syria hanya boleh dielakkan
jika,
Damsyik
menyerahkan semua senjata kimia”:
http://www.euronews.com/2013/09/09/kerry-says-syria-can-avoid-military-strikes-if-al-assad-gives-up-chemical-/
kepada masyarakat antarabangsa.
Syria
welcomes Russian proposal to hand over chemical weapons
to avoid US air strikes
. . .
Syria has welcomed Russia's suggestion it
should put its chemical weapons under international control - a move designed
to avoid possible US air strikes.
It
comes after US secretary of state John Kerry said in London this was the only
way Syria could avoid military intervention.
Walid
al-Moallem, Syria's foreign minister, gave a warm reception to Russia's
proposal, but stopped short of outlining any concrete action.
He
said: "I am announcing the Syrian Arab Republic welcomed the Russian
initiative, to preserve the life of our citizens and security of our
country."
Sergei
Lavrov, Russia's Foreign Minister, said the suggestion came after a summit with
his Syrian counterpart.
He
added: "The talks were already over when news came of John Kerry's speech
in which he said that "strikes on Syria could only be avoided if Damascus
handed over all its chemical weapons": http://www.euronews.com/2013/09/09/kerry-says-syria-can-avoid-military-strikes-if-al-assad-gives-up-chemical-/
the international community.
