Britain calls for protests against Russia to stop the war in Syria

Britain's new Foreign Minister Boris Johnson

British Foreign Minister, Boris Johnson, said Tuesday, that he should see the protests against Russia to stop the war in Syria, and he sympathized with the demand for the establishment of a no-fly zone in Syria.

Johnson called for an emergency session of the House of Commons, to discuss the humanitarian situation in Aleppo, to intensify the pressure on Assad and Russia through sanctions, as well as the establishment of protests against Russia to stop the war in Syria.

The British official said that there are signs that Russia is one of the bombed convoy in Aleppo, noting that the bombing destroyed all hope of a cease-fire.

In the same context, recalling that Russia has used five times a veto to protect its position in the Security Council.

And committed to British Foreign Secretary necessity to bear his share of refugees.Pointing out that Assad and Moscow's actions in Syria is disgusting, and it must stop the Russian bombardment first stop dolls driven the Syrian regime.

Johnson stressed that the only solution in Syria to achieve a truce and a political solution progress, adding that Putin's Russia will turn to ashes if he continued his policies, and that the perpetrators of crimes in Syria must be brought to the International Criminal Court.

The British minister praised Speaking relief teams operating in Syria.