14 December 2016, 15:11 GMT
MOSCOW (Sputnik) — The statement came in response to a member of parliament's question on whether or not London would lead a strategy to protect civilians in Syria.
"We are continuing to work with the United Nations but if we are to get a solution that works on the ground, then it has to be a solution that is brought into by other countries and it has to be a solution that Russia is going to buy into as well as the regime", May said.
In recent months, Aleppo became a major battleground in Syria between government forces and militants. The Russian reconciliation center said that the Syrian government army was controlling over 98 percent of the territory of Aleppo, with militants present in less than 3 square kilometers (1.1 square mile).
