
Saudi Arabia has sent a joint letter to the top three UN officials urging the New York-based body to take more action to resolve the Syrian conflict.
The letter, co-signed by 9 heads of the UN diplomatic missions of the US, UK, Qatar and Turkey and endorsed by 59, highlighted their “deepest concern” at Syria’s “grave” humanitarian crisis, and violations of the fragile cease-fire agreement.
“We stress the urgent need for the immediate, full, unimpeded and sustained access for the delivery of humanitarian aid,” the letter read.
Source: Arab News
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