UK'S HAGUE URGES LAVROV TO PUT MORE PRESSURE ON SYRIAN GOVT

The transcript discusses the Syrian conflict, highlighting the use of artillery and tanks by the government, as reported by UN observers. It mentions the discovery of numerous casualties and emphasizes the need for objective accountability, implicating both the government and rebels. Russia's stance is clarified, supporting the Kofi Annan Plan aimed at both the Syrian government and opposition. The complexity of the situation is likened to a multi-player dance, requiring coordinated action. The dialogue with international counterparts, including the UK, is also addressed, focusing on the responsibility of the Assad regime for the violence and the incomplete implementation of the Annan Plan.

What evidence was reported by UN observers regarding the situation in Syria?

What is the significance of the phrase 'to dance, you need at least two' in the context of the Syrian conflict?

How does the speaker characterize the current situation in Syria?

What does the speaker imply about the responsibility for violence in Syria?

What was the intended outcome of the Annan Plan according to the speaker?