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BBC News Published image captionThe Syrian government denies that its forces have ever used chemical weapons A Syrian air force helicopter dropped a chlorine bomb on an opposition-held town on 4 February 2018, the chemical weapons watchdog has concluded. An investigative team from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) said there were "reasonable grounds to believe" at least one cylinder hit Saraqeb. There was no immediate response from the Syrian government or military. However, they have previously denied allegations that government forces used chlorine or the nerv...

ET Defence NEWS Powered by Syrian air force may have dropped chlorine bomb on town in rebel area in 2018: Chemical arms watchdog SECTIONS Syrian air force may have dropped chlorine bomb on town in rebel area in 2018: Chemical arms watchdogReuters Last Updated: Apr 12, 2021, 05:25 PM IST Share Synopsis There was no immediate comment from the Syrian government. Syria and its military ally Russia have consistently denied using chemical weapons during President Bashar al-Assad's decade-old conflict with rebel forces, saying any such attacks were staged by oppo...

A report by a chemical weapons watchdog concluded that a helicopter controlled by Syria’s elite “Tiger Forces” military unit dropped a chlorine cylinder on the rebel-held city of Saraqib in February 2018. “There are reasonable grounds to believe that, at approximately 21:22 on 4 February 2018, during ongoing attacks against Saraqib, a military helicopter of the Syrian Arab Air Force under the control of the Tiger Forces hit eastern Saraqib by...

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No one was killed in the attack on a residential neighborhood however, a dozen people were treated for symptoms consistent with chemical poisoning, OPCW chemical weapons watchdog's investigative arm says