Putin, Obama agree on cooperation to implement Syria agreement

Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Barack Obama agreed to intensify diplomatic and other cooperation to implement an agreement on Syria struck at talks in Munich, the Kremlin said in a statement following phone talks between the two leaders on Feb. 14.

The Kremlin also said that Putin spoke with Obama about importance of creating a unite anti-terrorism front.    
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