Diplomatic sources say it could take two weeks before UN inspectors' tests into chemical weapons in Syria will be known - as Russian President Vladmir Putin says allegations Syria used them are 'utter rubbish'.
A team of experts have finished working at the site of an apparent chemical weapons attack site near Damascus
They are now en route to New York to prepare a report on what they found near Damascus over a week ago.
The US says 1,400 died in an attack by Syrian forces which Damascus denies.
Washington is planning a 'limited' military response.
MPs rejected David Cameron's plans UK involvement in strikes on Syria.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said today he was 'totally surprised' by the Westminster vote but said it would be 'extremely sad' if the US took unilateral action against Syria.
He said it would be 'utter nonsense' for the Syrian government to use chemical weapons.
Mr Putin said that the US should present evidence of chemical weapons use to the UN Security Council.
He also urged Mr Obama as a Nobel Peace Prize winner to consider the potential victims of any US attack on Syria.
The Russian leader also said that next week's G20 summit in St Petersburg could serve as a platform to discuss the Syria crisis.
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