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The global chemical weapons watchdog said Friday that its investigators found "reasonable grounds to believe" Syria's air force dropped two cylinders containing chlorine gas on the city of Douma in April 2018, killing 43 people.

The report offers the latest confirmation that the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad used chemical weapons during his country’s grinding civil war.

Syrian troops were responsible for the 2018 chemical weapons attack that killed 43 civilians, the OPCW said Friday, countering years of Russian disinformation.

A report by a team from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) ruled that the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad used chemical weapons in the city of Douma

NEW YORK: There are “reasonable grounds” to believe the Syrian Arab Air Force was responsible for a chemical weapons attack on Douma almost five years ago, the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons said on Friday. Its Investigation and Identification Team, which is responsible for identifying the perpetrators of such attacks in Syria, concluded that on the

The lack of progress is frustrating, but the responsibility for it lies exclusively with the Syrian regime. It is the regime that stubbornly refuses to cooperate, with obvious bad faith.

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The lack of progress is frustrating, but we must face facts. We are here because the Syrian regime has used weapons of mass destruction against its own people.

Statement by Thomas Phipps, UK Alternate Political Coordinator to the UN, at the Security Council meeting on Syrias chemical weapons

France will follow very closely the conclusions of the next two reports of the Investigation and Identification Team on the attacks in Douma and Marea.