France's Ayrault proposes new Syria ceasefire monitoring mechanism


  • World
  • Thursday, 22 Sep 2016

UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault distributed a document on Wednesday to the U.N. Security Council outlining a new mechanism to monitor a U.S.-Russia brokered truce in Syria that it wants major powers to discuss later this week.

"France's belief is that only a collective mobilization will make it possible to achieve the goals (of this ceasefire). This truce is dead ... so everything must be done to make it live again," Ayrault told reporters after a United Nations Security Council briefing on Syria.

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