U.S. Secretary of State met with Russian Foreign Minister to seek to solve the Syria issue in common

According to foreign media reports, U.S. Secretary of State Christopher and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in Berlin on the 26th held lengthy talks, the two sides to seek a common recognition of the way to deal with Syrian civil war and other controversial issues.
Lavrov called on the United Nations to put pressure on the Syrian opposition, the opposition and the Damascus govement to hold direct dialogue. Lavrov said the Syrians problem must be solved themselves.
Kerry star said in London on the 25th, the Syrian opposition has been seeking more inteational support of the inteational community will not be ignored. London is the first stop on Kerry's visit to Europe and the Middle East.
Lavrov described the talks he and Kerry constructive. He said that, in addition to Syria, the two also discussed other Arab countries, the Middle East and Afghanistan happening, and to explore cooperation on the nuclear issue in Iran and North Korea.
The United States and Russia are also contradictions between the United States plans to build a missile defense system in Europe. Russia said that the missile defense system would undermine Russia's security situation.