Assad says Turkey torpedoed UN Aleppo truce plan

AFP English 2015-04-17

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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad accused neighbouring Turkey of torpedoing a UN plan for a ceasefire with rebels in the second city of Aleppo, in comments published on Friday.
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