Following the attack, the OPCW Fact Finding Mission (FFM) investigated the incident, confirming the suspected […] The OPCW report said they had "sufficient evidence" to determine chlorine was "likely released from cylinders." He noted that it took intelligence officials four months to confidently conclude that the attack was a chemical weapons strike and said, “This is different in some sense in that it was chlorine, so it’s a bit of a different situation.”The production and possession of chlorine is not banned by the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.
So this time the channel is Wikileaks (and not the Intercept thank you very much).
The first leak was discussed in an article (Vranxkx on VRT) using the following approach:Bellingcat cherrypicks alterations but also never answers a bigger curiosity: was retaliation effective for anybody?New left (inline NAP but as ends != means) like old (just in different means) talks of “justice” for the yezidi while i find it a tax waste w/ security blowback at the borders but it really matters little when it became far deadlier after a friggin’ graffiti incident, eh?Assad’s been doing this since he succeeded the office but only became an issue in convenience maybe over Snowden or Benghazi or whateverThe rebels owned chemical labs. :-/Thanks ,I added the references to reduce the confusion.All NG0`s, organisations, Committees……even the UN is infiltrated and corrupted by the US and it`s western vassal countries.I think one needs to be aware that there are degrees of corruption.Well Bustani, the one who was threatened by Bolton was head of the OPCW at the time and was now in the panel talking to the second leaker. Dave DeCamp is the assistant news editor of Antiwar.com, follow him on Twitter @decampdave. Only infamy.”Rebuilding Aleppo: 'We cannot preserve the place but we can save our memories'Rescue workers at the site of a reported Russian airstrike in the Maarat al-Numan district of Idlib.Rescue workers at the site of a reported Russian airstrike in the Maarat al-Numan district of Idlib. … An The leaked engineering report concluded, "At this stage the FFM (fact-finding mission) engineering sub-team cannot be certain that the cylinders at either location arrived there as a result of being dropped from an aircraft.
Dozens killed in attack on market but Assad ground forces stall in last rebel areasAt least 33 people were killed and more than 100 wounded by an airstrike on a marketplace in northern Syria on Monday, as a Syrian and Russian bombing campaign against civilian sites in the rebel-held province intensified.Witnesses and monitoring groups reported widespread destruction across two residential blocks in the centre of Maarat al-Numan, with many people reportedly still buried under an apartment building as night fell.Rescue efforts were frequently stopped as jets circled the town in the south of Idlib province, the last corner of the country to remain in opposition hands after eight years of war.
$4.5m is only a smigeon of the damage even to heritage, enabling further laws for merely non-battle dynamics tooI doubt Bolton vocalized the threat alleged by Bustani though. The May 19 rocket attack by the Syrian government near Latakia Province in northwest Syria wounded several civilians. Its calls for a fresh summit add weight to assessments in the region and “We say to Assad and his friends that their obvious attempts to obliterate civilian life have failed this far and will fail again,” said a senior Turkish official. When I say “We’ll see what happens” I mean I see potential for the OPCW to go back to functioning in a way which is trustworthy. The linked article demonstrates perfect alignment with the ‘trusted sources’. The military also called out the US over the lack of evidence. Syria conflict: Russia says no evidence of Douma chemical attack .
"This email is the second leak from an OPCW member related to the alleged Douma attack. "This is different in some sense because it was chlorine ... but know that President Trump has been pretty vigorous in protecting the world from the use of chemical weapons," Pompeo said, declining to say what the US response could be.Former President Barack Obama had called the use of chemical weapons a red line, but declined military retaliation.Will strikes deter Assad from using chemical weapons?Pompeo said on Thursday that Washington had also added sanctions on two Russian entities for providing fuel to the Syrian government. The author of the email was a member of a … "The OPCW report said there were "high levels of various chlorinated organic derivatives … detected in environmental samples."
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