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A child sits in the back of a vehicle at the border crossing leading to Masnaa, Lebanon, as people wait to stamp their documents before leaving Syria on Wednesday, December 19. Click through to view images from Syria from December, or see photos of the conflict from November.

Palestinian children who fled the Syrian refugee camp of Yarmuk wait at the Masnaa Border Crossing leading into Lebanon on December 19.

Syrians line up outside a bakery offering cheap bread in Aleppo, Syria on Sunday, December 16.

A Syrian boy walks past a rebel fighter in the northern town of Darkush, Syria, on Friday, December 14.

Two men on a motorcycle lead a horse through the northern town of Darkush, Syria, on December 14, 2012.

Rebel fighters push out a boat carrying two Syrian women fleeing to Turkey through the Orontes River near the northern Syrian town of Darkush on December 14.

Passengers gather at a terminal at the airport in Aleppo, Syria, on Wednesday, December 12.

A member of the Syrian opposition's Al-Buraq Brigade stands guard on a main road in the northern Syrian town of Ain Dakna near the Turkish border on Monday, December 10. Click through to view images of the fighting from December, or see photos of the conflict from November.

A Free Syrian Army fighter takes position as he aims his weapon in Aleppo's al-Amereya district on Tuesday, December 11.

Men warm themselves by a fire on a street corner in Aleppo, Syria, on Sunday, December 9.

A rebel soldier watches Al-Jazeera news in a shop near the front lines in Aleppo on December 9.

A rebel soldier prays in a shop in Aleppo on December 9.

Syrians mourn a fallen fighter at a rebel base in the al-Fardos area of Aleppo on Saturday, December 8.

A Syria rebel commander sits behind a desk in his bombed-out position in Aleppo on December 8.

A Syrian rebel fighter emerges from a hole in a wall in Aleppo on December 8.

Rebel fighters take part in a demonstration against the Syrian regime after Friday prayers in Aleppo on December 7.

A wounded rebel fighter is transported to a hospital in the back of a truck in Aleppo, Syria, on Thursday, December 6. At least 23 people died in Syria on Thursday, most of them in Damascus and Aleppo, according to the opposition Local Coordination Committees of Syria.

Rebel soldiers stand guard inside a building in Aleppo on December 6.

Angelina Jolie, special envoy for the U.N. refugee agency, meets with Syrian refugees at the Zaatari refugee camp outside Mafraq, Jordan, on December 6.

In this handout from the Shaam News Network, Free Syrian Army fighters stand guard against forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in the Al-khalidiya neighborhood of Homs on Tuesday, December 4.

In this handout from the Shaam News Network, Free Syrian Army fighters take cover in destroyed buildings during clashes with regime forces on December 4.

Syrians cross the border from Ras al-Ain, Syria, to the Turkish border town of Ceylanpinar on Tuesday, December 4.

Boys walk through a damaged area In Aleppo, Syria, seen through a destroyed car on December 4.

A man inspects rubble in a neighborhood of Aleppo on Sunday, December 2.

The bodies of three children reportedly killed in a mortar shell attack are laid out for relatives to identify at a makeshift hospital in Aleppo on December 2.

Smoke rises from fighting in the Hanano and Bustan al-Basha districts of Aleppo on Saturday, December 1.

Syrian-Kurdish women and members of the Popular Protection Units, an armed opposition group to the Syrian government, stand guard during a comrade's funeral in a northern Syrian border village on December 1.

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(CNN) -- Russia declared Thursday that its goal is to end the bloody conflict in Syria, not help the nation's embattled president cling to power at all costs.

"We are advocating the solution that would prevent the collapse of the region and the continuous civil war," Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a televised news conference in Moscow.

"Not retain (President Bashar) al-Assad and his regime."

To do that, he said, talks between opposing sides are crucial.

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"First, people should negotiate, agree on how their participation would be guaranteed ... not first destroy everything and then try to negotiate," Putin said.

Al-Assad has not visited Moscow a lot in his tenure, and Russia does not have "special economic relations" with Syria, according to Putin.

Russia is "not concerned" about al-Assad's fate, he said.

"We understand what's going on there (in Syria). We know that this family has been in power for 40 years," he said.

U.S. officials have accused Russia and China of blocking efforts to topple al-Assad by vetoing U.N. Security Council resolutions against the Syrian government.

The Syrian civil war started in March 2011 when a government crackdown on civilian demonstrators morphed into a fight between government forces and rebels.

The conflict has seized the attention of world powers for months because of relentless brutality that has left more than 40,000 people dead.

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