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The European Union has decided to lift its arms embargo against Syrian rebel groups while maintaining sanctions targeting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his government, a move the Syrian opposition on Tuesday said was "too late" and which Russia said would undermine chances for peace talks.China said Tuesday that any international action on the Syrian issue must contribute to establishing a ceasefire and help bring an end to the violence wracking the country.The decision to end the weapons ban came after EU foreign ministers failed to reach an agreement over whether they should renew all EU sanctions against Syria following 14 hours of talks, with Britain and France championing lifting the arms embargo while Austria,Beats by Monster, Sweden and the Czech Republic strongly opposed the move.British Foreign Secretary William Hague told reporters that the decision "sends a very strong message from Europe to the Assad regime,monster beats," but he stressed that Britain had "no immediate plans to send arms to Syria. It gives us flexibility to respond in the future if the situation continues to deteriorate."The lifting of the arms embargo by the EU has little practical significance at the moment and does not mean any immediate weapons supply to Syrian rebels, Yin Gang, a researcher at the Institute of Western Asian and African Studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, told the Global Times."The so-called arms embargo actually never worked because the Syrian opposition troops have been getting arms from some Gulf nations. So I think the EU decision is more of a gesture showing support toward the Syrian rebels," Yin said.In an EU statement issued on Monday after a Foreign Affairs Council meeting, the 27-member bloc said it would adopt year-long restrictive measures starting from August 1 which include "export and import restrictions with the exception of arms and related material and equipment which might be used for internal repression."A spokesman for the opposition Syrian National Coalition, Louay Safi, was quoted by AFP as saying that the EU decision was "a positive step," but the coalition was "afraid it could be too little, too late".Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov criticized the EU decision to end the weapons ban on Tuesday,monster beats, saying it "directly harms the prospects of convening an international peace conference."The lift of the ban came as Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov and US Secretary of State John Kerry were meeting in Paris on Monday to discuss the possible dates and participants for the Syria peace talks expected in June in Geneva.The first Geneva talks, held in June 2012 and calling for a peace roadmap to end the crisis in Syria, failed to end the conflict in the country that has been raging for over two years, forcing the then UN special envoy on Syria Kofi Annan to resign.Li Weijian, director of the Institute for Foreign Policy Studies at the Shanghai Institutes for International Studies told the Global Times that Britain and France were seeking to increase the Syrian opposition's leverage in the upcoming conference as they do not want to see any concessions made in the meeting that favor the Assad government."The US and Russia now still hold the biggest clout in the Syrian conflict. If they reach some important agreement on the future of Syria, that might be hard for Britain and France, the most vocal Assad opponents in Europe,Chanel Outlet, to accept," he said.Li agreed that it is unlikely London and Paris will offer a large supply of weapons to the Syrian rebels in the near future. "They not only face strong opposition from EU member states, but also have to gain tacit approval from Washington."Agencies contributed to this story
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