New Western Syria strikes would spark 'chaos', Putin tells Rouhani

MOSCOW: New Western air moves in Syria would galvanize “chaos” in global members of the family, Russian President Vladimir Putin informed his Iranian counterpart Hassan Rouhani on Sunday.

Chatting with Rouhani via phone the day after US-led moves on suspected chemical guns amenities, Putin mentioned “if such movements, performed in violation of the United Countries Constitution, are repeated, that might inevitably galvanize chaos in global members of the family,” in step with a observation from the Kremlin.

The 2 leaders “discovered that this unlawful motion significantly broken the possibilities of a political agreement in Syria,” the observation mentioned.

America, France and Britain on Saturday introduced moves towards Bashar al-Assad’s executive every week after an alleged chemical assault within the Syrian town of Douma, simply east of the capital Damascus.

Putin denounced on Saturday “with the maximum firmness” the moves which he described as “an act of aggression towards a sovereign state which is at the leading edge of the combat towards terrorism”.