The UN Security Council failed again on Saturday in its attempt to agree on a truce call for the parties involved in the bitter fighting in Georgia's breakaway of South Ossetia.
Council members held a third round of emergency meeting Saturday afternoon since late Thursday, during which they heard a briefing on the most recent developments in the situation of Georgia.
After the closed door talks, Belgium's UN Ambassador Jan Grauls, the council's president this month, told reporters that it would be nearly impossible for the council to take any action at the moment.
"Regrettably I have come to the conclusion that it will be very difficult, if not impossible, to find common ground within the council on a draft statement to the press," Grauls said.
(Xinhua News Agency August 10, 2008)
