Moscow appeals to EU to lift sanctions imposed on Syria

On January 21st, a terrorist bombings targeted the Al-Bala and Al-A’askry markets in the center of the Iraqi capital, Baghdad. casualties were recorded at 28 dead and 73 injured.
Major General Kazim Yohan, Director of the Iraqi Civil Defense, said that the number of victims of the two terrorist bombings has so far reached 28 martyrs and 73 wounded.
For his part, Major General Yahya Rasool, spokesman for the Commander-in-Chief of the Iraqi Armed Forces, said in a statement that “two suicide bombers blew themselves up when pursued by the security forces in the Bab Al-Sharqi district in Baghdad this morning, which led to a number of martyrs and wounded among civilians.”
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China called for removing unilateral coercive measures against Syria at an early date as the economic and humanitarian difficulties in Syria, to a large extent, are the result of the economic blockade and other unilateral coercive measures.
During a Security Council video session on the situation in Syria on Wednesday, China's permanent representative to the United Nations, Zhang Jun, confirmed that the Western coercive measures imposed on Syria have directly affected the lives of Syrians and obstructed the arrival of medical supplies and services to them.
The fifth session of the Constitutional Committee will convene in Geneva next week. China hopes that the Syrian government and the opposition will work under the framework of the committee and use dialogue to resolve differences, broaden consensus, and promote substantial progress in relevant work, he said.