Eurasia Press & News
U.S. President Barack Obama spoke to British Prime Minister David Cameron on Thursday in a call the White House described as “part of their ongoing consultations on shared security challenges and advancing the special relationship.”
The two leaders stressed their commitment to the Geneva II talks on Syria, as well as the humanitarian crisis resulting from the fighting, and “the growing security challenge posed by extremist groups in Syria and the region.”
They also “noted the ongoing progress on dismantling Syria’s chemical weapons program, as well as the important international contributions being made to this effort,” according to a readout of the call. Obama expressed his support to Cameron regarding his efforts to encourage steps toward “peace and stability” in both Afghanistan and Pakistan.
