UN Security Council adopts resolution for Syrian peace process

UN Security Council adopts resolution for Syrian peace process
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By Euronews with Reuters
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The United Nations Security Council has unanimously voted to adopt a resolution for the Syrian peace process. According to the text, the UN now has

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The United Nations Security Council has unanimously voted to adopt a resolution for the Syrian peace process.

According to the text, the UN now has one month to present the council with options for monitoring a ceasefire in country.

During the New York talks, the 15-member body agreed a six-month timeline for forming a transitional government in war-torn Syria. Elections must be held within 18 months, which is the deadline set for putting into place a new constitution.

It’s the first time Russia and the United States have agreed on a roadmap for peace in the country.

Unitl now they have been unable to agree on the fate of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. The resolution makes no mention of whether he will be allowed to run for office in the elections.

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