Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said the Obama administration acted alone on Syria and can not now blame others for finding sanctions unacceptable.
"These supporters of sanctions try to blame Russia and China for resisting some unity of the international community. But you can not portray this unity as the demand for everybody else to join something that somebody decided single-handedly," said Lavrov.
Innocent said Russia and China do not want the sort of military intervention that helped topple Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi.
“They don't want to see another NATO- or U.N.-imposed no-fly zone turn into a means of regime change,” said Innocent.
In the run-up to the U.N. General Assembly, Clinton made no progress with Russian President Vladimir Putin or with Chinese President Hu Jintao. So she said she is realistic about New York.
"We haven't seen eye to eye with Russia on Syria," said Clinton. "That may continue, and if it does continue, we will work with like-minded states to support the Syrian opposition to hasten the day Assad falls and to help prepare Syria for a democratic future."
Those opponents so far have failed to unite on a plan for a post-Assad Syria, with divisions between fighters and politicians.
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