Kerry arrives in Britain for talks on Syria, refugee crisis
Updated: 2015-09-18 16:43
(Agencies)
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LONDON - US Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in London on Friday for talks on Syria and on the refugees from the four-year conflict fleeing to Europe.
Kerry made no comment on his arrival. He will meet his counterpart from the United Arab Emirates, Abdullah bin Zayad, before talks on Saturday with British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond.
The United States is weighing a proposal by Moscow for military talks on Syria.
The United States, along with Saudi Arabia and Turkey, have supported insurgents battling to unseat Assad.
On Sunday, Kerry flies to Berlin. Thousands of refugees have fled to Germany. The White House has said it is prepared to take in at least 10,000 Syrian refugees in 2016 and is considering other options to help.
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