UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon condemned the attack in the Syrian village of Treimseh in Hama and said that Syria massacre casts doubt on Assad’s recent expression of commitment to the six-point plan.
UN Chief condemned the attack in the strongest possible terms and accused the Syrian President Assad government in ”the indiscriminate use of heavy artillery and shelling of populated areas, including by firing from helicopters. These acts of violence are a clear violation of the six-point plan, Security Council resolutions 2042 and 2043, and international law. They also cast serious doubts on President al-Assad’s recent expression of commitment to the six-point plan in his meeting with the Joint Special Envoy.”
He called all Member States ”to take collective and decisive action to immediately and fully stop the tragedy unfolding in Syria” and said that ”Inaction becomes a license for further massacres. Members of the Security Council must build on the Action Group communiqué and follow through on their promises to act accordingly.”
