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U.N. chemical weapons experts left their Damascus hotel

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A team of U.N. chemical weapons experts, in Syria to investigate alleged use of the banned arms, left their Damascus hotel on Thursday afternoon, an Agence France Presse correspondent said.

It was unclear where the team, which left in a three-car convoy, was headed.

The experts arrived in Syria on Wednesday on their second mission to the country, where they will examine some 14 alleged incidents involving the use of chemical weapons.

On their earlier mission, the team investigated an August 21 attack in the outskirts of Damascus that reportedly killed hundreds of people.

Its report, submitted to the United Nations, confirmed that sarin was used, but did not apportion blame for the attack.

Washington and other backers of the Syrian rebels have accused the Syrian regime of carrying out the attacks, a claim that the government denies.

AFP

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2 responses to “U.N. chemical weapons experts left their Damascus hotel”

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    5thDrawer

    Left their hotel …. And they snuck away into the night …..
    (Gotta love useless news … right?)
    The problem with no ‘big-news days’ of demonstrations or killings – after so much of it – is that people become uneasy about ‘the peace and quiet’. And workers (reporters) can’t take a coffee break to watch the clouds roll by from a beach when there’s nothing to do. If they didn’t pump out something stupid, ‘the people’ would become suspicious and think there was a conspiracy. :-)))
    ‘We don’t know what you’re doing … but we’re watching your car-convoy up to the corner.’ :-))))))))

    (much later)
    ‘Anyone notice them coming back for dinner?’ …. 😉

  2. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    Left their hotel …. And they snuck away into the night …..
    (Gotta love useless news … right?)
    The problem with no ‘big-news days’ of demonstrations or killings – after so much of it – is that people become uneasy about ‘the peace and quiet’. And workers (reporters) can’t take a coffee break to watch the clouds roll by from a beach when there’s nothing to do. If they didn’t pump out something stupid, ‘the people’ would become suspicious and think there was a conspiracy. :-)))

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