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"According to United Nations figures, more than 20 000 people have already died in Syria since the start of the unrest. All attempts thus far by international politicians to end this crisis and the fighting have failed. Unfortunately, there are too many external influences that are simply aggravating the situation in the country. We hear, for example, that there have been weapons deliveries to both sides in the conflict. Meanwhile, paid mercenaries, too, are said to be active in Syria. That is totally unacceptable. The international powers must not abuse Syria as a pawn in their games and a strategic marching zone. The objective must be to put a stop to the bloodshed as quickly as possible. To that end, the pressure on the Assad regime must be increased in order to prevent further violations of human rights, while, at the same time, it must be made clear in conversation with the opposition that there is a need for a transition to democracy that is as ordered and peaceful as possible. A chaos like that in Libya must be avoided. Unfortunately, the resolution before us takes all too little account of all this and one-sidedly follows the hitherto unsuccessful policy, for which reason I voted against it."@en1
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