DAMASCUS UN observers suspended their mission to Syria on Saturday, blaming intensifying violence, responding to which the Syrian foreign ministry said it ``understands'' the decision of the UN observers' mission head, saying ``terrorist groups'' were threatening its members and President Barack Obama and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin would discuss differences over Syria at a G20 summit next week, according to the US State Department.
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Syria to co-operate with IAEA
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China and Russia veto UN resolution threatening sanctions on Syria
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Russian oil company Tatneft halts work in Syria
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Syrian forces killed 26 in stadium, UN Security Council told
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US suspends joint military activities with Honduras
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'Grounds' to believe chemical use by both sides in Syria:
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Syria agrees to extend Arab League observer mission
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Russia will not support use of force on Syria:
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Syria Syria has reduced its oil production
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Arab Parliament warns of escalation of events in Syria
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UN nearly doubles humanitarian appeal for Syria
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Saudi Arabia closes embassy in Syria