Syria chemical weapons
Syrian officials find remnants of chemical weapons program from Assad regime era - report
The country’s government had “located remnants of former Syrian president Bashar al-Assad's clandestine chemical weapons program, including raw materials and munitions."
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Global watchdog convenes emergency session on Syria’s chemical weapons
Success in 100 Days
Assad behind April 4 chemical attack, French intelligence confirms
Among the elements found in the samples were hexamine, a hallmark of sarin produced by the Syrian government.
Russia complains to US over exclusion from Syria chemical probe
Trump said last week that relations with Moscow "may be at an all-time low."
Comment: The bizarre world of the Assad apologists club
The underlying reality of the Assad Apologists Club is that it primarily sees Syrians as not deserving of the same rights people in London or New York enjoy.
Analysis: Trump's strikes on Syria and the muddled strategy behind them
While US President Donald Trump has made a bold decision in ordering the airstrike on Syria following the chemical attack, what policy, if any, stands behind the move?
Eric Trump: Ivanka influenced father to launch Syria strikes
Was Ivanka behind her father's big move?
Assad could see US strike as just a 'slap on the wrist'
The first two months of Trump's presidency passed with little said about Assad's government.
Watch: Israel admits additional wounded Syrians for medical treatment
The seven Syrians admitted for treatment on Thursday were wounded by shrapnel from fighting in Syrian villages near the border with Israel.
World leaders praise strike on Syria, as US braces for Russian response
Five dozen Tomahawk missiles hit Assad regime air field in response to sarin gas attack • Moscow: Serious blow to relations with US coalition
Trump said to be planning military strike against Assad
Trump: "These heinous acts by the Assad regime cannot be tolerated."