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Secretary general has said many times. >> you seem to misunderstand where the mandate derives from. the secretary generals mechanism as defined, and you can read all the details about it online, derives from a general assembly resolution that was then subsequently endorsed by a security council resolution. therefore, i think you can see where difficulties might arise with changing the mandate. the mandate is robust and provides for the united nations to be able to provide in an impartial and cre...

About their work to try to collect -- to verify and further independent the samples they collected. and the samples were hair, blood, urine, some items that were gathered at the sites of these alleged chemical weapons attacks that now the u.s. says absolutely took place and killed more than 1,400 people on august 21st. the u.n. mission already, by the way, has hinted that there were poisoned gas attacks. it looks likely a poison gas was used. inspectors havent come out with definitive findings y...

Do and is continuing with that job. now, what they need to do is to analyze the samples and work on all of the other material evidence they have collected so that they can come up with their findings as soon as it is feasible and as i just said, the secretary general has said that whatever can be done is being done to accelerate that process. last question. yes? >> a few days ago, said that he is almost sure that -- have you had a chance to talk to him and understand -- based on? >> well, i thin...

Fired into a group. several people killed in august of 2012. one year ago president obama said the syrian regimes use of chemical weapons would be a red line. and just this past june, the obama administration announced it would send small arms and ammunitions to syrian rebels. sort of the response to the red line. u.n. inspectors leaving damascus after collecting samples from chemical weapons attacks. how long they are saying they -- before theyll have results is unclear, plus were going have a ...

Couple days to move men, move equipment, evacuate headquarters or anything that could be a target. they have trying to get into mountainous positions there with their launchers so they could possibly retaliate, also making it harder for the united states to destroy a lot of the syrian military. were also hearing they have moved some of their chemical weapons stockpiles out of their storage facilities and into other facilities. that could certainly kbli kate the targeting for the u.s. military as...

Job to do and is continuing with that job now, what they immediate to do is to analyze the samples and they need to then work on all of the other material evidence they have collected soy that they can come up with their findings as soon as it is feasible. as i just said, the secretary general said whatever can be done is being done to accelerate that process. last question. yes. >> have you had a chance to talk to him and understand whether it is -- >> i think my colleague has addressed that al...

That. as ive just said, the team left syria this morning so that they could take the sample safely to the laboratories where they will be analyzed and of course, beyond the samples, theres an entire body of evidence, witness statements, interviews with doctors as well as survivors, all of that needs to be collected, in some cases translated, and then analyzed. so they have work to do but they have given an undertaking that they will be returning to complete their investigation into the pending a...

And all the samples. but before they draw conclusions the laboratory process must be completed. the secretary-general requested for the laboratory phase of the investigation to be expedited as much as feasible. a he put it this morning, speaking with miss cane, whatever can be done to speed up the process is being done. we are not given a timeline. panel? >> you mentioned yesterday that the secretary general in the p-5 meeting which includes the united states and france underscored, i think was ...

Samples. but before the mission can draw any conclusions on this incident, the laboratory process must be completed and the secretary general has requested for the laboratory phase of the investigation to be expedited as much as feasible, and as he put it himself this morning, when speaking with miss king, whatever can be done to speed up the process is being done but we are not giving a timeline. yes, pam. >> martin, you mentioned yesterday that the secretary general in the p-5 meeting which in...

Assad. the team left syria this morning so they could take the sample safely to the laboratory where they will be analyzed. and, of course, beyond the samples, there is a both of evidence. it needs to be colated and translate and analyzed. so they have work to do. but they have an undertaking that they will be returning to complete the investigation in the pending allegations. all of them. >> follow up on that, given that the time lapses and given that the opposition has controlled cannot for so...