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Asad has lost all legitimacy and must step aside to enable a political solution and a democratic transition that meets the aspirations of the Syrian people.
Reports say more than 200 people found dead in Daraya, a town southwest of Damascus. President Bashar al-Assad's forces were reportedly responsible for the massacres.
Ms. Clinton says that the United States is trying to intervene in a way to a democratic future that doesn't require adding to the violence, further militarizing the conflict, perhaps killing more people and pushing them across the borders.
Kofi Annan and his efforts to try to broker some kind of ceasefire and then a political process is part of it, but there has to be a timeline, Ms. Clinton added.