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There is no end in sight to the conflict in Syria, the Foreign Secretary said today, despite plans for fresh meetings with the Russian government this weekend. William Hague said Britain stood ready to help the Syrian people when president Bashar Assad inevitably leaves office. But he told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme there was no obvious route out of the current bloody impasse. He said: "It remains a deeply depressing and frustrating crisis. It is deteriorating and on current trends it will continue to deteriorate, leading to an even greater humanitarian crisis. "We continue our efforts to make diplomatic progress, including with Russia - I will meet the Russian foreign minister again this weekend, but there is no sign of any breakthrough. "In the absence of that we will be one of the leading countries delivering humanitarian aid, supporting the opposition in non lethal ways and helping with other countries to prepare for the eventual day after Assad when the Syrians will need our help all the more." Following reports today that two people have been arrested at Heathrow suspected of being en-route to Syria to support alleged terrorist activity, Mr Hague said he could not comment on the specifics but added that Britons should not be in Syria or travelling to the country. He said: "There is some evidence there are people (here who want to join the fighting). We could strongly advise them not to do so. "On the general subject we are clearly very vigilant about this, about people either passing through the UK or British nationals who want to commit acts of violence anywhere, we are always vigilant about that. "But we also advise all British nationals to leave Syria, not to go to Syria, we don't supply ourselves anything that could contribute to lethal action inside Syria and we don't want individuals to do that either." PA - More about: - Diplomacy - Foreign And Commonwealth Office - Middle East - Syria
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Britanska policija je uhitila muškarca i ženu u londonskoj zračnoj luci Heathrow zbog 'navodne terorističke aktivnosti' u okviru istrage o putovanjima u Siriju, priopćila je u srijedu policija. Dvadesetšestogodišnji par je uhićen u utorak navečer nakon slijetanja na Heathrow i nalazi se u pritvoru. Policija ne otkriva državljanstvo dvoje uhićenih i tek se ograđuje izjavom da je par uhićen zbog sumnje na 'naručivanje, pripremu ili poticanje na terorizam'. Ministar vanjskih poslova William Hague je za BBC izjavio da su ta uhićenja dokaz da postoje ljudi u Velikoj Britaniji koji se žele pridružiti borbama u Siriji. 'Postoje dokazi da neki ljudi to žele učiniti....mi im ozbiljno savjetujemo da to ne čine', kazao je Hague. Vlada britanskim državljanima u Siriji savjetuje da napuste zemlju, a svima drugima da tamo ne putuju, dodao je Hague. Istaknuo je da Britanija ništa ne čini po pitanju 'opskrbe' koja bi pridonijela 'smrtonosnim akcijama u Siriji' te da 'isto tako ne želi da to čine pojedinci'. - Sviđa vam se članak? Preporučite ga prijateljima putem ovih servisa: Pošaljite mailom