US, France, Germany, UK urge ‘de-escalation’ in Syria: joint statement

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Members of the Syrian security forces gather at the border-crossing between Albu Kamal in Syria and Al-Qaim in Iraq, on the Syrian side in the eastern region of Deir Ezzor, on September 30, 2019. (AFP)
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An general view taken on February 17, 2020 shows the M4 highway, which links the northern Syrian provinces of Aleppo and Lattakia, just outside the northwestern Syrian village of Urum al-Jawz, in Syria's war-battered Idlib province. (AFP)
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Updated 02 December 2024
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US, France, Germany, UK urge ‘de-escalation’ in Syria: joint statement

WASHINGTON: The United States and its allies France, Germany and Britain called Sunday for “de-escalation” in Syria and urged in a joint statement for the protection of civilians and infrastructure.
“The current escalation only underscores the urgent need for a Syrian-led political solution to the conflict, in line with UNSCR 2254,” read a statement issued by the US State Department, referencing the 2015 UN resolution that endorsed a peace process in Syria.