On Day Two Of Talks Between Russia And The U.S. On Syria No Breakthrough Is Seen

Kerry, Lavrov: Syria Peace Conference Option Depends On Outcome Of Chemical Talks -- Washington Post

GENEVA — A proposal for an international peace conference to end the brutal Syrian civil war could be revived if negotiations over ridding the country of chemical weapons succeed, top U.S. and Russian diplomats said Friday.

The remarks by Secretary of State John F. Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov were the first explicit indication that the diplomacy begun this week to resolve the immediate crisis of threatened U.S. military strikes could be a gateway to a broader negotiation aimed at ending the 21 / 2-year-old conflict.

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