French President Francois Hollande on Friday called on Russia and China not to oppose UN sanctions against Syria following the latest massacre which rebels blame on regime troops.
"I say to the Russians, the Chinese: doing nothing to advance us toward stronger sanctions will only result in chaos and war in Syria at the expense of (your) own interests," he said, speaking on BFM television.
Asked about the reported deaths of about 150 people in the massacre in the Syrian village of Treimsa, the president said: "We share, we feel the terror but we cannot leave it at that."
"If we have deaths every day, it just means that a regime has decided to use force to crush its own people."
