China condemns 'cruel killings' of civilians, backs UN efforts
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May 29, 2012, Tuesday
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CHINA yesterday condemned the cruel killings of civilians in Houla, while insisting Kofi Annan's efforts are the most viable way to end Syria's violence.
"China feels deeply shocked by the large number of civilian casualties in Houla, and condemns in the strongest terms the cruel killings of ordinary citizens, especially women and children," Foreign Ministry spokesman Liu Weimin said. "This incident again demonstrates that an immediate cessation of violence in Syria can brook no delay."
"We call on all sides concerned in Syria to implement the relevant UN Security Council resolutions and Annan's six-point proposal immediately."
"China feels deeply shocked by the large number of civilian casualties in Houla, and condemns in the strongest terms the cruel killings of ordinary citizens, especially women and children," Foreign Ministry spokesman Liu Weimin said. "This incident again demonstrates that an immediate cessation of violence in Syria can brook no delay."
"We call on all sides concerned in Syria to implement the relevant UN Security Council resolutions and Annan's six-point proposal immediately."
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