Indyplus video: Barack Obama's speech at G20

Sunday 08 September 2013 20:51 BST

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US President Barack Obama said a "majority" of world leaders believe that Bashar-al Assad's regime used chemical weapons, but that Russia's President Vladimir Putin disagrees.

"The use of chemical weapons is not just a Syrian tragedy, it's a threat to global peace and security," Obama said.

Watch video of his speech on intervention in Syria at the G20 summit:

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