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PARIS, July 13 (agencies): France Wednesday condemned as "indecent" Russia and China's "blocking" of a proposedUnited Nations resolution on the crisis in Syria.
The comment was made by Defence Minister Gerard Longuet, a day after Prime Minister Francois Fillon said the UN Security Council's "silence" on Syria's crackdown on anti-regime protests was "no longer acceptable."
Meanwhile: Syrian leader Bashar Al-Assad has missed a series of chances for reform, President Barack Obama said Tuesday denouncing an attack on the US embassy in Damascus.
"He has missed opportunity after opportunity to present a genuine reform agenda," Obama told CBS television.
Syria's ties with the United States and France have plummeted four months into a revolt against Assad, after pro-regime crowds attacked the embassies of the United States and France Monday.
"We've sent a clear message that nobody can be messing with our embassy and that we will take whatever actions necessary in order to protect our embassy," Obama added on CBS.
The comment was made by Defence Minister Gerard Longuet, a day after Prime Minister Francois Fillon said the UN Security Council's "silence" on Syria's crackdown on anti-regime protests was "no longer acceptable."
Meanwhile: Syrian leader Bashar Al-Assad has missed a series of chances for reform, President Barack Obama said Tuesday denouncing an attack on the US embassy in Damascus.
"He has missed opportunity after opportunity to present a genuine reform agenda," Obama told CBS television.
Syria's ties with the United States and France have plummeted four months into a revolt against Assad, after pro-regime crowds attacked the embassies of the United States and France Monday.
"We've sent a clear message that nobody can be messing with our embassy and that we will take whatever actions necessary in order to protect our embassy," Obama added on CBS.
