Syria has reached a tipping point as the six-point peace plan is not being properly implemented, international envoy Kofi Annan said Tuesday in Damascus, DPA reported.
After meeting President Bashar al-Assad, Annan told reporters: "I appealed to him for bold steps now - not tomorrow, now - to create momentum for the implementation of the plan.
"We are at a tipping point. The Syrian people do not want the future to be one of bloodshed and division. Yet the killings continue and the abuses are still with us today."
Syria is at "tipping point," Kofi Annan says
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