Cyprus’ international ministry on Monday evening known as for the “utmost restraint” because the warfare in Syria reignites.
The ministry stated it’s “intently following developments in Syria” and that it has “persistently supported United Nations Safety Council decision 2254”, which was adopted in December 2015 and requires a ceasefire and a political settlement to the Syrian civil warfare.
“We name for the utmost restraint and that worldwide humanitarian regulation is totally revered, particularly as regards civilians, together with minority teams,” it added.
The ministry’s message comes after Russian and Syrian plane bombed the rebel-held metropolis of Idlib in northern Syria after insurgents had swept into Syria’s second metropolis Aleppo on Friday evening.
Most of Aleppo is now in insurgent arms, although the Syrian military now says it has recaptured a number of cities which rebels had taken in current days.
