Semi-agreement on a draft Security Council resolution on sending observers to Syria

Said the Russian Foreign Ministry said the 15-member Security Council, "almost agreed" on a draft resolution on sending an observer mission to Syria and that the vote on the project site for later Saturday.
The ministry said in a statement that "the UN Security Council members agreed almost on a draft resolution on the deployment of observers from the United Nations in Syria."
And will vote the 15 members in the Council at 1500 GMT in New York on a draft resolution allowing the deployment of observers in Syria to monitor the cease-fire after talks between the Russians and the difficult Westerners.
Shortly before that rejected the United States ambassador to the United Nations, Susan Rice, who holds the council presidency, to predict the outcome of the vote.
Russia also called on all parties to the Syrian commitment to the special envoy of the UN and the Arab League to Syria, Kofi Annan, "strictly" and criticized the attacks by opposition forces.
The Russian Foreign Ministry "All parties, including the Syrian armed opposition immediately stop the violence and respect for the Annan plan strictly."
The ministry said "yesterday in Hama terrorists killed an officer in the Syrian army and blew up the shell and threw explosives at a military patrol, and recorded similar incidents in the cities of Syria, the other."