U.S. Secretary of state flies to Russia with the settlement of the Syrian crisis.
In Moscow during the visit of U.S. Secretary of state John Kerry one of the main issues will be the discussion of the settlement of the situation in Syria. This was announced by state Department spokesman John Kirby.
According to him, Kerry is flying to Moscow with the settlement of the Syrian crisis, to discuss them with the Russian leadership.
“We have not reached that level of peace and security in Syria we want. We suggested some alternatives, options, and the Secretary looks forward to discussing these ideas with the Russian leadership and the ideas that they may have in terms of achieving the best results,” said Kirby.
He noted that the “tools” to resolve the situation of SCIRI already have left only to come to a consensus on their implementation.
“Russia can play a more productive, constructive and useful role in the sense of control over these actions (government of Syria) and in terms of attempts to achieve more positive results in Syria. This is one reason why we go to Moscow,” concluded Kirby.
