Syria has been given one week to declare its stock of chemical weapons , and the country must
immediately allow in international inspectors , US Secretary of State John Kerry after talks in
Geneva with his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov .
Speaking at a press conference in Geneva on Saturday , after the third day of intense
negotiations , Kerry said that arms inspectors should be on the ground in Syria by November with
the goal of eliminating the country 's chemical weapons by mid - 2014 .
" Providing this framework is fully implemented it can end the threat these weapons pose not
only to the Syrian people but also to their neighbours , " Kerry told reporters at a joint press
conference with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov after they wrapped up three days of talks
in Geneva .
" Because of the threat of proliferation this framework can provide greater protection and security
to the world ," he said .
" The world will now expect [ President Bashar al- ] Assad 's regime to live up to its commitments .. .
There can be no room for games . Or anything less than full compliance by the Assad regime ," he
added .
They said Syria must comply with the agreed deal and that if Damascus fails to do so , they will
seek a Security Council resolution .
Lavrov said their decision was based upon " consensus and compromise" , pointing out that the
deal contained nothing about the potential use of force if Syria fails to comply .
But Kerry said there was no pre- agreement on what action the UN Security Council might take if
Syria fails to comply with the plan, which envisages a complete destruction of its chemical
weapons by mid - 2014 .
The negotiations between the US and Russia on securing Syria 's chemical weapons also are
considered key to a resumption of peace talks to end the Syrian civil war .

I hope he complies.

The world will know that he intends to destroy his country if he doesnt comply