New Zealand Gave the US Security Council a Draft Resolution over Syria
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New Zealand gave the United Nations Security Council a draft resolution that would demand an end to all attacks that may kill civilians in Syria, particularly air strikes in Aleppo, Reuters reports.
"The council has a responsibility to try to address what is clearly the biggest issue on its agenda and with the level of killing and destruction that is going on just to give up seems to us not to be an acceptable course of action," New Zealand's U.N. Ambassador Gerard van Bohemen said.
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