Nations step up outreach to Syria's post-Assad rulers
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63% : "UN envoy Pedersen called for "increased, immediate" aid during his Damascus visit.58% : Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky meanwhile said his country was coordinating on providing aid to Syria, including wheat, flour and oil.Rebels entered Damascus after an 11-day offensive that came over a decade into the civil war sparked by Assad's violent crackdown on anti-government protests which erupted in 2011.
55% : Diplomats, including UN envoy Geir Pedersen who was in Syria on Sunday, have urged an inclusive new administration focused on nation-building and justice.
48% : A Qatari delegation also landed in Syria on Sunday to meet transitional government officials and pledge "full commitment to supporting the Syrian people.
34% : Israel has also ordered troops into a UN-patrolled buffer zone separating Israeli and Syrian forces on the Golan Heights, a move denounced by Saudi Arabia and Qatar, and which the UN said violated a 1974 armistice.
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