J_White
09-11-2013, 10:51 PM
U.N. weapons inspectors are expected to report their findings regarding a chemical attack in Syria early next week, sources said Wednesday, but a leading human rights group is already pointing its finger at government troops.
The inspectors collected evidence from the site of the August 21 attack outside Damascus, and laboratories have been processing the material for more than a week. A diplomatic source told CNN that the findings would be presented on Monday, while another source said the report would "likely" be presented Monday or Tuesday.
I would love to see if they could get the casualty numbers right - how many is it ? 1400 or 300 or 400 ?
I suspect there would be proof Assad did it.
But if by any chance, they find out that "rebels" did it, would the US attack "rebels" then ? or still attack Assad ?
http://edition.cnn.com/2013/09/11/world/meast/syria-chemical-weapons/index.html
The inspectors collected evidence from the site of the August 21 attack outside Damascus, and laboratories have been processing the material for more than a week. A diplomatic source told CNN that the findings would be presented on Monday, while another source said the report would "likely" be presented Monday or Tuesday.
I would love to see if they could get the casualty numbers right - how many is it ? 1400 or 300 or 400 ?
I suspect there would be proof Assad did it.
But if by any chance, they find out that "rebels" did it, would the US attack "rebels" then ? or still attack Assad ?
http://edition.cnn.com/2013/09/11/world/meast/syria-chemical-weapons/index.html