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Sanction call grows after massacre

Russia rejects West's move against Syria regime; questions rise on Turkey jet grounding

AFP,United Na tions
The UN Security Council embarked on new talks on a Syria resolution yesterday with western envoys saying the killing of more than 150 people highlighted the need for tough measures.
Syria's regime and opposition yesterday accused each other for the alleged massacre.
France joined the opposition Syrian National Council in urging the UN Security Council to pass a binding resolution against Damascus, which pointed the finger at the "bloodthirsty media" and "terrorists" seekingintervention.
In the first US reaction to what has been widely reported as a massacre, Washington's ambassador Susan Rice said reports coming out of the village offreimsa were "nightmarish".
In a message on her Twitter account, she said the killings "dramatically illustrate the need for binding (Security Council) measures on Syria."
France also said the killings, in which the UN has said helicopters and "mechanized units" were used, reinforced the need for sanctions.
Meanwhile, Syria's UN backed peace mission chief Major General Robert Mood said his team was ready to go to Treisma if a
ceasefire is in place.
"The facts that we already have, related to the situation in the I lama province and the village Treimsa, are already reported to New York," Mood said in Damascus, adding a team of monitors was present "five or six
kilometres" (three to 3.7 miles) away from the village.
The peace envoy Kofi Annan, who was appalled by the killing, will meet Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov today about the crisis and "the chances of an internal
Syrian solution," ITAR-TASS news agency said, in a report confirmed by the peace envoy's office in Geneva.
Diplomats from the 15-nation council met yesterday and ambassadors were to hold their own talks later in the day. They have so far failed to narrow differences over rival resolutions proposed by Russia and the western powers.
Russia has already rejected calls for sanctions against Syria on Thursday, while the United States warned the UN mission to the conflict-stricken country should be withdrawn without new measures.
Russia is proposing a rival resolution that renews the mandate of the UN mission in Syria, which ends on July 20. But it has said sanctions are "unacceptable".
Russian authorities made no immediate public reaction to events inTreimsa.
Anatolia news agency said two Syrian brigadier generals and a score of other soldiers crossed into Turkey, bringing the total number ofhigh-ranking defectors to 17.
Meanwhile, Turkey said it has found no traces of explosives on the wreckage of a fighter jet it has claimed was downed by Syria on June 22, raising new questions about the incident that inflamed crossbordertensions.