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    UN: investigating the chemical attack on the Syrian Idlib

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    UN: investigating the chemical attack on the Syrian Idlib Empty UN: investigating the chemical attack on the Syrian Idlib

    Post by Rocky Wed 05 Apr 2017, 1:16 am


    UN: investigating the chemical attack on the Syrian Idlib


    ANKARA  NEW YORK - Damascus / BBC - AFP

    Investigators in the United Nations war crimes said on Tuesday they were investigating the alleged chemical attack in the Syrian town of Idlib province , and also reports of a subsequent attack on a medical facility where addresses are infected.
    The United Nations Commission of Inquiry on Syria in a statement condemning the attack that claimed the lives of dozens of civilians: The use of chemical weapons, as well as any deliberate targeting of medical facilities "Sergian to war crimes and serious violations of human rights law."
    Independent expert committee , headed by Brazilian Paulo Pinheiro said that "it is necessary to identify the perpetrators of such attacks and hold them accountable."
    The United Nations special envoy to Syria , said Staffan de Mistura said that the attack chemical "appalling" , which took place in the Syrian province of Idlib on Tuesday came from the air , adding that the Security Council of the United Nations will meet to demand accountability in charge of him. He said at an international conference in Brussels aimed at supporting the Syrian peace talks fragile "This (attack) awful, and we demand a clear definition of responsibility and accountability , and I am confident that there will be a meeting of the Security Council on this."
    For his part , he said a source from the Syrian army, the army does not have any type of chemical weapons and not used not used not earlier nor later.
    At the same time , Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced that Turkey is a new phase of operations in Syria, after the shield of the Euphrates process.
    As declared the Syrian ambassador to Russia, Riad Haddad, that his country is the entry of Turkish troops into its territory an attack on the sovereignty of the state, and not only an occupation.
    Haddad said in an interview with news agency (Sputnik) on Tuesday, "This situation will not change fixed in the event of another Turkish operations began in Syria."
    With regard to the recent escalation between Israel and Syria, the ambassador "at this stage , Israel is trying to support and assist terrorist groups operating on Syrian territory, and whenever Israel felt that these terrorist groups started to weaken, intervene to strengthen , " he said.
    "We will deal with any Israeli aggression as we deal last time, we brought down the plane for them and other if we were re - position itself will repeat the work."


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