Kerry threatens Russia over Syrian talk

Following the Syrian unending war and her subsequent bombardment witnessed in various Syrian states most especially in war torn Aleppo and some other epicenter, the United States government through her secretary of states has threatened to withdraw self from her Moscow contemporaries if they refuse to end the ceaseless bombing and wanton destruction of lives and properties  most especially at the epicenter of the violence in Aleppo and Damascus.

According to the  State Department, Secretary Kerry issued the ultimatum in a Wednesday telephone call to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. The U.S  have on countless occasions accused the Russians of been behind the Syrian intensified violent through her support of president Bashir al Assad.   


Kerry told Lavrov the U.S. was preparing to “suspend U.S.-Russia bilateral engagement on Syria,” including on a proposed counterterrorism partnership, “unless Russia takes immediate steps to end the assault on Aleppo” and restore a cease-fire.

Kerry told Lavrov the U.S. holds Russia responsible for the use of incendiary and bunker-buster bombs in an urban area.

The U.S-Russia peace truce deal got underway early September but lasted for just seven days which ended officially on the 18th of September. Though the peace deal was fairly adhered to but few moments to its end, the Syrian states resumed attacks and airstrikes both from rebel opposition group and that of pro-government forces.

This has however stopped the delivery of aid materials to major urban towns where civilians most especially children had been the worst victims.  

The Syrian violence has killed so many thousands, leaving millions displaced from their homes.