Syrian troops aided by Russian air strikes fought their fiercest clashes with rebels in weeks on Monday, as Europe's top diplomats demanded that Moscow stop targeting non-jihadist rebels. Meeting in Luxembourg, European Union foreign ministers also said lasting peace in Syria was impossible without a transition from President Bashar al-Assad's rule. Baghdad, meanwhile, said it was tryingmardi 13 octobre 2015
'Fiercest clashes' as Syria regime advances with Russian support
Beirut (AFP) Oct 12, 2015
Syrian troops aided by Russian air strikes fought their fiercest clashes with rebels in weeks on Monday, as Europe's top diplomats demanded that Moscow stop targeting non-jihadist rebels. Meeting in Luxembourg, European Union foreign ministers also said lasting peace in Syria was impossible without a transition from President Bashar al-Assad's rule. Baghdad, meanwhile, said it was trying
Syrian troops aided by Russian air strikes fought their fiercest clashes with rebels in weeks on Monday, as Europe's top diplomats demanded that Moscow stop targeting non-jihadist rebels. Meeting in Luxembourg, European Union foreign ministers also said lasting peace in Syria was impossible without a transition from President Bashar al-Assad's rule. Baghdad, meanwhile, said it was trying
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