Putin wants with Obama at the G20 summit talks Syria

Moscow, August 31 

"I hope the U.S. president will appear in St. Petersburg G20 summit participants, we will have the opportunity for extensive discussion, including consultations on the Syrian issue again," the Russian President Vladimir Putin on the 31st to the United States President Barack Obama issued a solicitation.

Russian presidential press service announced on the day of Putin's remarks. Putin said that, as the United States said, in the near future, the two will meet in St. Petersburg. He said that the Group of Twenty (G20) summit, although no formal or legal sense of the nature of authority, but it is a platform for dialogue.

"G20 summit dialogue can not replace the UN Security Council, only the UN Security Council before making the decision whether to use force, but to discuss the Syrian issue, the summit is a good platform, why not use it?" Putin said.

Putin said that although he had been on the Syrian issue with the United States, Germany, Iran and other leaders of many countries have been consulted, but the recent allegations of chemical weapons, he has not yet explored with Obama.

"I am the way, the interests of the United States say a" Putin added, "Even in the United States, regardless of the media or politicians, academics, various military operations against the United States, there are many different evaluations, such as most observers now believe , the use of force against Iraq was a mistake. "
Putin reminded the United States, given the previously there had been an error, it should try to make decisions. "Foolproof."