Annan Warns Assad of “Grave Concern” in Face to Face Meeting
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JPost/Reuters – Peace envoy Kofi Annan expressed “grave concern” to Syria’s President Bashar Assad on Tuesday and Western nations threw out its envoys to protest against amassacre of 108 civilians, many of them children, in the town of Houla.
France, Britain, Canada, Germany, Italy, Spain and Australia said they were expelling the Syrian envoys from their capitals in a move that was coordinated with the United States and underlined Assad’s diplomatic isolation.
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