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The United States has suspended bilateral cooperation with Russia in Syria. The corresponding statement of the official representative of the State Department John Kirby was published on the website of the American political department. The official emphasized that "this decision was not easy."

“Unfortunately, Russia did not manage to fulfill the obligations,” said Kirby, “and did not want or could not ensure the compliance by the conditions that Moscow agreed to.” The Kremlin and the regime of the Syrian dictator Bashar al -Assad, in violation of the on September 12, intensified the attacks of the September 12, intensified attacks, including civilian objects, the official stated. In particular, he mentioned a raid on a humanitarian convoy near Aleppo on September 19.

Kirby also said that Washington is withdrawing their representatives from the joint agreement with the Moscow Center for the implementation of the agreements.

The United States, the official concluded, will save with Russia only the contacts necessary to ensure the security of the military of both countries during the military operations.

The State Department warned about the possibility of stopping cooperation on September 28 . It was reported that Secretary of State John Kerry called the head of the Russian Foreign Ministry Sergei Lavrov and expressed “serious concern to the deterioration of the situation in Syria,” and also entrusted the Kremlin with responsibility for the current situation, accusing it of in with in with in with incendiary bombs.

Meanwhile, Moscow continued raids on civilian facilities in the eastern areas of Aleppo, controlled by a moderate opposition. According to the Syrian Center for Monitoring Human Rights (SOHR), only on Saturday the aircraft of Russia and Assad bombed four hospitals in Aleppo . It was reported that on September 30, 42 civilians were killed from Russia's attacks, and on October 1, another 20 from the raids of Russia and Assad.

Recently, NATO countries have made a number of sharp statements to Moscow. So, on September 25, at a meeting of the UN Security Council, convened after the raid of Russia at the United Nations, US Permanent Representative Samantha Power said: "What Russia supports and commitsis not a fight against terrorism, but barbarism."

At the end of last week, British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson noted that Russia was at risk of becoming a rogue country and losing all sympathy if it does not change its Syrian policy.