Protestors in Syria face violence perpetrated by the military.United Kingdom and France urged that the UN Security Council voting to punish Government did Syria, following the violence that occurred during the last few months.United Kingdom plan will submit a draft resolution on Wednesday (8/6).
But unlike the case in Libya, the draft was not proposing military action against the Government of Syria or sanctions.
Tuesday, the spokesman said a draft resolution of the United Kingdom will be submitted to the 15 members of the Security Council.
He added the voting will be conducted on this weekend or early next week.
Foreign Minister Alain Juppe said France was difficult to understand the attitude of the United Nations kept silent face worsening violence situation.
Previously, Alain Juppe said the actions of the repressive in Syria "deteriorate" and "murder on a massive increase".
"It's very difficult to understand the UNITED NATIONS kept silent face such conditions. We were with our friends in the United Kingdom is the vast majority of the Security Council, "said Minister of France.
However, a number of Board members, such as Brazil, South Africa and India-concerned the resolution it would be the entrance such as Libya, as reports of interventions journalist BBC Barbara Plett.
United Kingdom and France has revised the manuscript, to take the attention of States.
Both countries need to raise enough support in the Council in order to deal with Russia and China – the two large countries that reject the sanctions for Syria-to veto the resolution, such as our correspondent reports.
However, diplomats Russia repeated a statement rejecting the proposed resolution.
Envoy to Russia for the European Union in Brussels, Vladimir Chizhov, said: "the future of the UN Security Council resolution will be the same with a resolution of 1973 in Libya who will not be supported by my country. Decrease troops to Libya does not provide an answer.
Meanwhile in Syria, residents in the town of Jisr al-Shughour Syria mentioned leaving their homes to avoid military attack, after the Government said around 120 personnel were killed in the city.
The population remained in the city to establish border posts to monitor military operations, as presented by a witness.
The Government of Syria warns it will drop the army to eradicate armed groups that are accused of murder.
Meanwhile, Syria's Ambassador to France denied media reports that mention he had resigned.
In the interview by phone with France television, Lamia Chakkour said news coverage of his resignation, is part of a campaign against the President of Syria Bashar al-Assad.
