UN on Syria: Major powers feeding ‘military escalation’ - AP: War crimes are “rampant” in Syria, and the conflict has become “a multisided proxy war steered from abroad by an intricate network of alliances,” U.N. investigators said in a new report Monday.
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UN on Syria: Major powers feeding ‘military escalation’by Edith M. Lederer | AP
War crimes are “rampant” in Syria, and the conflict has become “a multisided proxy war steered from abroad by an intricate network of alliances,” U.N. investigators said in a new report Monday.
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Russia’s Putin calls the cease-fire agreement on Syria a ‘real step that can stop the bloodshed’ .
The Latest on the conflict in Syria and the provisional cease-fire proposed by the U.S. and Russia (all times local):
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Laurent Fabius, center, the former French foreign minister, after handing over powers to the newly appointed foreign minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault, second from right, in Paris this month.
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The branch offices of three Russian banks were firebombed or looted over the weekend, and some of the attacks by Ukrainian nationalists.
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Adm. Cecil D. Haney, commander of the United States Strategic Command, during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing in Washington last year.
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