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Former Syrian intelligence officers were convicted in a landmark war-crimes case in Germany. Former detainees told Insider it's just the beginning.

Eyad al-Gharib, a Syrian defendant, arriving to hear his verdict in a courtroom in Koblenz, Germany, on February 24. Thomas Lohnes/ AP Wafa Ali

Predsednik SAD Džozef Bajden (Joseph Biden) upoznat je s rezultatima istrage američke obaveštajne zajednice o poreklu virusa koji izgleda neće rešiti pitanja da li je bolest od koje je umrlo više od četiri miliona ljudi širom sveta posledica slučajne laboratorijske nesreće ili se pojavila prirodno.

That's why they dent want to get dragged into a broader war. you heard the president talking in his briefing last night that there are some challenges in syria that they don't have the capacity nor the interests to handle. what they were trying to make clear and plain, this was just about deterrence, about chemical weapons. the policy toward the assad government hasn't changed. they are not advocating for regime change. at the same time they talked about how they degraded their ability to produce and maintain chemical weapons and hinted they are maintaining some strategic maneuverable. >> i wa...

Them were directed at one facility, at barsa on the outskirts of damascus. it was a chemical weapons research facility. it is needless to say, destroyed, at least according to the united states. not destroyed is syria's air force. more than 250 airplanes, more than 80 helicopters. that's intact. and remember, that's the strike force that has delivered owe many conventional bombs that have killed hundreds of thousands of people. and those warplanes are free to go up into the air tomorrow. so this air strike, these series of missile strikes, were designed to deter president assad from using chem...