Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that he discussed with visiting British Prime Minister David Cameron possible joint measures to end the conflict in Syria, SIA reports quoting Aljazeera.
Putin's comments on Friday came as Sergei Lavrov, the Russian foreign minister, said that the long-term ally of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was completing its delivery of surface-to-air missiles to Syria.
"Russia is not planning to sell, Russia has sold a long time ago, and is completing supplies of the equipment - which is anti-aircraft systems, according to the already signed contracts," Lavrov said in Warsaw.
Lavrov said earlier that Moscow did not plan to sell its advanced S-300 air defence system to Syria, but left open the possibility that it could ship such systems to Damascus under an existing contract.
Putin said he had discussed possible options for a positive development of the situation in Syria with Cameron.
"We have a joint interest in a swift halt to the violence and the creation of the process for a peaceful solution that keeps Syria's territorial integrity and sovereignty," Putin said.
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