Russia hopes ceasefire will lead to political settlement in Syria
Riley Waggaman
Press TV, Moscow
Days after a ceasefire took effect in Syria, a relative calm is largely holding. Russia which brokered the ceasefire with the help of the US, says it hopes the situation remains the same for a while, giving the Syrian warring parties a chance to return to peace talks. Concerns, however, remain as Turkey has warned it may resume cross-border fire if it feels any threat from the Kurdish fighters in northern Syria.
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