Paris wants to end to Russia's bombs on Syria

- France, Russia Saturday called for an end to the bombing of Syrian citizens. This is necessary to return the peace in the country, said French Prime Minister Manuel Valls at the Security Conference in Munich.

Thursday came Russia, a key ally of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, and sixteen other countries agree that the weapons must remain silent within a week in Syria. However, attacks on terrorist groups like Islamic State will continue. The government-Assad appoints its opponents as terrorists and announced to continue the fight.

Saturday Russia bombed back rebels in northern Syria, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported. According to the Observatory, the civil war with the help of activists defeats in the field, the bombarded area in the hands of the Syrian branch of Al-Qaeda and moderate rebel groups.

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev speaks to his country airstrikes carried out by civilians. Quot; There is no evidence that we are bombing civilians, even if anyone accuses us of , he said after Valls' speech at the Security Conference. Quot; Russia is not able to reach out secret targets in Syria or something. We're just trying to protect our national interests. Quot; He added that Moscow wants to prevent extremists managed to invade Russia.