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Aleppo's Fall Opens Way For Donald Trump To Work With Russia
The fall of Aleppo was a defeat for US President Barack Obama's administration, which failed to broker a ceasefire in Syria's civil war, but may prove to be an opening for Donald Trump, who wants to change course with Moscow.
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As US Ties Slump, Russian War Rhetoric Spikes At Home
State television threatens the West with nuclear weapons, the Kremlin halts a disarmament treaty, the army warns of shooting down US jets. As ties between Russia and the West have once again slumped, rhetoric in Moscow has peaked.
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John Kerry Says US Still In 'Pursuit Of Peace' In Syria
US Secretary of State John Kerry insisted Tuesday that Washington was still seeking peace in Syria, but said it had dropped ceasefire talks with Russia because of "outrage' over Moscow's support for the regime.
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US Suspends Syria Ceasefire Talks With Russia
The United States today suspended negotiations with Russia on reviving a failed ceasefire in Syria and setting up a joint military cell to target terrorists.
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US May End Syria Ceasefire Talks With Russia Over Aleppo Bombings
The US was today on the verge of ending its Syria discussions with Russia over continued bombings in Aleppo city, in which at least 400 persons were killed in the last eight days, an official said.
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US Slams Russian 'Barbarism' In Syria, Moscow Says Peace Almost Impossible
The United States on Sunday called Russia's action in Syria "barbarism," not counter-terrorism, while Moscow's UN envoy said ending the war "is almost an impossible task now" as Syrian government forces, backed by Moscow, bombed the city of Aleppo.
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Syria 'Ceasefire Is Not Dead': John Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry said today that the ceasefire in Syria "is not dead" after talks with Russia and key powers with a stake in the civil war.
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Syria Declares Ceasefire Over; US, Russia Seek Extension
Syria's military declared a week-long ceasefire over on Monday and vowed to continue fighting, even as officials from the United States and Russia met behind closed doors in Geneva to try to extend it.
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UN Calls For Emergency Meeting After US-led Forces Strike Syrian Troops
US-led coalition air strikes reportedly killed dozens of Syrian soldiers on Saturday, endangering a US-Russian brokered ceasefire and prompting an emergency UN Security Council meeting as tensions between Moscow and Washington escalated.
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Top Three Obstacles To US-Russia Truce Deal On Syria
The complex Syria ceasefire deal agreed by the US and Russia faces numerous challenges, from the deep mistrust between rebels and regime to the web of actors drawn into the war.
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U.S., Russia Reach Deal On Cease-Fire In Syria
The United States and Russia agreed Friday to the renewal of a cease-fire in Syria, to begin Monday with the cessation of all air and ground attacks by all parties, including the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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US, Russia To Carry Out Joint Air Strikes In Syria, Says Sergei Lavrov
The United States and Russia have agreed to carry out joint air strikes in Syria if a newly agreed ceasefire holds for a week, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Friday.
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John Kerry Tries Again With Lavrov On Syria; US Warns Patience Not Infinite
US Secretary of State John Kerry flew into Geneva on Friday for a new round of talks with Russia on a Syrian ceasefire, with US officials saying they believed a deal was still possible, but warning that the talks could not go on forever.
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Barack Obama, Vladimir Putin Meet In China Amid Struggle For Syria Deal
Top diplomats from the United States and Russia today failed to reach a deal to ease fighting in Syria, US officials said, after government troops encircled rebel-held parts of Aleppo.
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'Grave Differences' Hamper US, Russia Deal On Syria Truce
The United States and Russia on Sunday tried to finalise a ceasefire deal for Syria, a second this year after a first collapsed, but US President Barack Obama said "grave differences" remained and the fighting on the ground continued.
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Aleppo's Fall Opens Way For Donald Trump To Work With Russia
The fall of Aleppo was a defeat for US President Barack Obama's administration, which failed to broker a ceasefire in Syria's civil war, but may prove to be an opening for Donald Trump, who wants to change course with Moscow.
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As US Ties Slump, Russian War Rhetoric Spikes At Home
State television threatens the West with nuclear weapons, the Kremlin halts a disarmament treaty, the army warns of shooting down US jets. As ties between Russia and the West have once again slumped, rhetoric in Moscow has peaked.
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John Kerry Says US Still In 'Pursuit Of Peace' In Syria
US Secretary of State John Kerry insisted Tuesday that Washington was still seeking peace in Syria, but said it had dropped ceasefire talks with Russia because of "outrage' over Moscow's support for the regime.
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US Suspends Syria Ceasefire Talks With Russia
The United States today suspended negotiations with Russia on reviving a failed ceasefire in Syria and setting up a joint military cell to target terrorists.
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US May End Syria Ceasefire Talks With Russia Over Aleppo Bombings
The US was today on the verge of ending its Syria discussions with Russia over continued bombings in Aleppo city, in which at least 400 persons were killed in the last eight days, an official said.
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US Slams Russian 'Barbarism' In Syria, Moscow Says Peace Almost Impossible
The United States on Sunday called Russia's action in Syria "barbarism," not counter-terrorism, while Moscow's UN envoy said ending the war "is almost an impossible task now" as Syrian government forces, backed by Moscow, bombed the city of Aleppo.
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Syria 'Ceasefire Is Not Dead': John Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry said today that the ceasefire in Syria "is not dead" after talks with Russia and key powers with a stake in the civil war.
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Syria Declares Ceasefire Over; US, Russia Seek Extension
Syria's military declared a week-long ceasefire over on Monday and vowed to continue fighting, even as officials from the United States and Russia met behind closed doors in Geneva to try to extend it.
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UN Calls For Emergency Meeting After US-led Forces Strike Syrian Troops
US-led coalition air strikes reportedly killed dozens of Syrian soldiers on Saturday, endangering a US-Russian brokered ceasefire and prompting an emergency UN Security Council meeting as tensions between Moscow and Washington escalated.
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Top Three Obstacles To US-Russia Truce Deal On Syria
The complex Syria ceasefire deal agreed by the US and Russia faces numerous challenges, from the deep mistrust between rebels and regime to the web of actors drawn into the war.
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U.S., Russia Reach Deal On Cease-Fire In Syria
The United States and Russia agreed Friday to the renewal of a cease-fire in Syria, to begin Monday with the cessation of all air and ground attacks by all parties, including the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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US, Russia To Carry Out Joint Air Strikes In Syria, Says Sergei Lavrov
The United States and Russia have agreed to carry out joint air strikes in Syria if a newly agreed ceasefire holds for a week, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Friday.
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John Kerry Tries Again With Lavrov On Syria; US Warns Patience Not Infinite
US Secretary of State John Kerry flew into Geneva on Friday for a new round of talks with Russia on a Syrian ceasefire, with US officials saying they believed a deal was still possible, but warning that the talks could not go on forever.
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Barack Obama, Vladimir Putin Meet In China Amid Struggle For Syria Deal
Top diplomats from the United States and Russia today failed to reach a deal to ease fighting in Syria, US officials said, after government troops encircled rebel-held parts of Aleppo.
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'Grave Differences' Hamper US, Russia Deal On Syria Truce
The United States and Russia on Sunday tried to finalise a ceasefire deal for Syria, a second this year after a first collapsed, but US President Barack Obama said "grave differences" remained and the fighting on the ground continued.
