Syrian peace talks resume acrimoniously as Assad regime alleges massacre in Hama
BEIRUT — A second round of Syrian peace talks started acrimoniously Monday as the two sides traded accusations over disruptions to humanitarian operations in the city of Homs and the Syrian government alleged mass killings in nearby Hama.
The government accused Islamist rebel battalions of a “massacre” in a village in central Hama province, making for a tense beginning to the negotiations in Geneva.