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Slideshow No end to Syria war if sides refuse to talk: envoy Tweet Share this Email Print Related News Syria gravediggers have no time to wait for the dead 10:34am EST Analysis & Opinion Draft obit for 2020: 2-and-20 fee structures Pope’s Christmas message says hope mustn’t die in Syria, Nigeria Related Topics World » Syria » Middle East Turmoil » International peace envoy for Syria Lakhdar Brahimi attends a meeting with Arab League Secretary-General Nabil Elaraby (unseen) at the Arab League's headquarters in Cairo December 30, 2012. The international mediator touting a peace plan for Syria warned on Saturday of ''hell'' if the warring sides shun talks, and Moscow accused enemies of President Bashar al-Assad of blocking negotiations. Credit: Reuters/Amr Abdallah Dalsh By Ayman Samir and Maria Golovnina CAIRO | Sun Dec 30, 2012 10:34am EST CAIRO (Reuters) - The U.N.-Arab League negotiator for Syria called on Sunday for outside help to get the warring parties talking to each other, without which he said the country's 21-month civil war would not end. Speaking in Egypt after visiting Moscow and Damascus in the past week, Lakhdar Brahimi said the situation in Syria had deteriorated sharply, but a solution was still possible under the terms of a peace plan agreed in Geneva in June. "The problem is that both sides aren't speaking to one another," he said. "This is where help is needed from outside." Brahimi has struggled to bridge the mutual hostility between Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his foes, and efforts to find a negotiated settlement to the conflict, which has claimed at least 44,000 lives, have failed to make headway. Addressing reporters at the Cairo headquarters of the Arab League, Brahimi said the Syrian state would collapse without a negotiated solution and turn into "hell". The peace plan has stalled on demands by the opposition that Assad be excluded from any transitional government, and Brahimi now cuts an unpopular figure among the rebels, who have been emboldened by their advances on the ground. "I say that the solution must be this year: 2013, and, God willing, before the second anniversary of this crisis," he said. The Geneva agreement, which leaves Assad's fate unclear but includes a ceasefire and steps towards elections, was negotiated by Brahimi's predecessor Kofi Annan, who later quit in frustration at divisions in the U.N. Security Council. "A solution is still possible but is getting more complicated every day," said Brahimi. "We have a proposal, and I believe this proposal is adopted by the international community." 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