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Syrian Deputy Foreign and Expatriates Minister Faisal Mekdad confirmed that the Syrian government provided the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons and the United Nations Security Council with necessary documentation and reports which prove that the chemicals, used in yesterday’s gas attack on Khan Sheikhoun in Idleb province, were in fact stored and possessed by the terrorist groups, operating in the area.
The Truth Behind the Khan Sheikhoun Chemical Attack Revealed
http://www.fort-russ.com/2017/04/the-truth-behind-khan-sheikhoun.html
Mekdad said that the media reports, surrounding the events, were used as a tool of distortion and falsification of facts, noting that Syria has fulfilled all obligations to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, with the latter already verifying this.
He also denied that Syrian Army is in possession of chemical weapons, by saying: "The army has never used such weapons, even in the most intense and critical battles with the terrorist groups", while also reminding Staffan de Mistura, UN's Special Envoy to Syria, to act in accordance with his role and neutrally approach the situation.
Mekdad also stressed that Syria strongly condemns the attacks on Khan Sheikhoun, yesterday carried out by armed terrorist groups and their supporters, operating in the area and called on the international community to hold the parties, responsible for the crime, accountable. He also expressed concerns that Wednesday’s conference on the Syrian issue in Brussels could be used as a tool to spread blatant lies and accusations against Syria.
The Deputy Foreign and Expatriates Minister further stated that area where the incident occurred is under complete control of the terrorist groups and that the attacks are obviously their work and that of their aides and supporters, located in Britain, France, Turkey and Saudi Arabia, pointing out that the so-called “Syrian opposition” which itself refused to play its part in restoring peace and stability to Syria, is now trying to put pressure on the Syrian government by making such provocations.
Yesterday, reports came about a chemical weapons attack in the Syrian village of Khan Sheikhoun, located in Syria's Idleb province. Almost 60 people, many of them children, were said to have been killed by the poisonous substances that were dropped during air raids on the village. Despite no evidence and the fact that no raids were conducted on Khan Sheikhoun, the Islamist and corporate press accused the Syrian and Russian side to be behind the incident. The two have since denied and debunked the accusations.
No Evidence That Khan Sheikhoun Gas Attack Resulted From Aerial Bombardment
http://www.fort-russ.com/2017/04/no-evidence-that-khan-sheikhoun-gas.html
The affected area is otherwise under complete control of the terrorist groups whose positions are occasionally being targeted by the Russian and Syrian Air Force.
The news of the incident were allegedly forwarded by the controversial White Helmets and the Syrian Observatory for Human Right. Both NGOs are notorious for their association with the terrorist groups.
Meanwhile, the unconfirmed reports have already triggered international response.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, commented on the news, peddled by representatives of the jihadist groups on Twitter, by saying "the shocking images that are being shared on social networks must shake the conscience of every human being", adding that “Israel strongly condemns the use of chemical weapons, especially against civilians."
The Israeli Minister of Internal Affairs, Aryeh Deri, also responded to the rumours of the jihadists and the associated images, by saying "Israel, the only superpower and democracy in the region, must lead the world to put an end to the horrible massacres in Syria. "
The correspondent of the TV channel Orient News, known for being associated with the terrorist groups, Al Nusra Front including, yesterday announced on this Twitter page that "Tomorrow is the start of a new media campaign to cover the intensified number of air strikes, launched in the northern countryside of Hama, and the use of poisonous chlorine gas against civilians. "
The village of Khan Shaikhoun itself is located on the administrative border between the provinces of Hama and Idlib.
The notorious organisation White Helmets published photo and video material, claiming that gas attack caused deaths of more than 50 civilians, mostly adolescents due to suffocation from chemical substances that were “fired from the air”, while blaming the Russian and Syrian Air Force. However, it failed to provide evidence that the gas attack was the result of an aerial bombardment.
In the meantime, the Turkish government closed the Bab Al Hama border crossing, thus refusing ambulances, coming from the direction of Khan Sheikhoun, to enter Turkish territory.
The Russian and Syrian governments have since denied the accusations of being involved in Khan Sheikhoun gas attack, assuring that none of their fighter jets, carrying chemical agents, participated in assaults on Khan Sheikoun. In addition, the Syrian side also confirmed that Syrian Army does not possess any form of chemical weapons.
The controversial rumours, surrounding the events in Khan Sheikhoun, come right in time when the Syrian Army is achieving significant victories against the terrorists in the Northern countryside of Hama, namely Al Nusra Front which started its large-scale offensive right after the beginning of the fifth round of talks in Geneva on settlement of the Syrian crisis in the last week of March.
Israel says Idlib chemical attack approved by highest level of Syrian government
https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/israel-says-idlib-chemical-attack-approved-highest-level-syrian-government/
Sources in Israel claim that the attack was supposedly approved by the highest levels of the Syrian government, without offering any evidence to back up the statement.
This is complimented by the regime’s Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, stating on his twitter that the Syrian government must be held accountable.
Meanwhile, the theory that the government had conducted airstrikes with chemical weapons has been debunked, a fact that mainstream media and politicians are ignoring.
Russia will present data proving that Syrian airstrikes hit chemical depot in Idlib
https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/russia-will-present-data-proving-syrian-airstrikes-hit-chemical-depot-idlib/
With the tragic death toll that killed tens of people in Khan Sheykhun on Tuesday, Western leaders have immediately denounced Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for the war crime, despite it already being debunked that the government was involved.
Also, data held by the Russian Defense Ministry claims that it can prove that Syrian jets struck workshops where militants were storing and using chemical agents to be attached with ammunition.
“Russia will at least cite in a well-argued manner those data that were mentioned by our Defense Ministry during the work in the UN Security Council,” the presidential spokesman said.
The Truth Behind the Khan Sheikhoun Chemical Attack Revealed
http://www.fort-russ.com/2017/04/the-truth-behind-khan-sheikhoun.html
Mekdad said that the media reports, surrounding the events, were used as a tool of distortion and falsification of facts, noting that Syria has fulfilled all obligations to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, with the latter already verifying this.
He also denied that Syrian Army is in possession of chemical weapons, by saying: "The army has never used such weapons, even in the most intense and critical battles with the terrorist groups", while also reminding Staffan de Mistura, UN's Special Envoy to Syria, to act in accordance with his role and neutrally approach the situation.
Mekdad also stressed that Syria strongly condemns the attacks on Khan Sheikhoun, yesterday carried out by armed terrorist groups and their supporters, operating in the area and called on the international community to hold the parties, responsible for the crime, accountable. He also expressed concerns that Wednesday’s conference on the Syrian issue in Brussels could be used as a tool to spread blatant lies and accusations against Syria.
The Deputy Foreign and Expatriates Minister further stated that area where the incident occurred is under complete control of the terrorist groups and that the attacks are obviously their work and that of their aides and supporters, located in Britain, France, Turkey and Saudi Arabia, pointing out that the so-called “Syrian opposition” which itself refused to play its part in restoring peace and stability to Syria, is now trying to put pressure on the Syrian government by making such provocations.
Yesterday, reports came about a chemical weapons attack in the Syrian village of Khan Sheikhoun, located in Syria's Idleb province. Almost 60 people, many of them children, were said to have been killed by the poisonous substances that were dropped during air raids on the village. Despite no evidence and the fact that no raids were conducted on Khan Sheikhoun, the Islamist and corporate press accused the Syrian and Russian side to be behind the incident. The two have since denied and debunked the accusations.
No Evidence That Khan Sheikhoun Gas Attack Resulted From Aerial Bombardment
http://www.fort-russ.com/2017/04/no-evidence-that-khan-sheikhoun-gas.html
The affected area is otherwise under complete control of the terrorist groups whose positions are occasionally being targeted by the Russian and Syrian Air Force.
The news of the incident were allegedly forwarded by the controversial White Helmets and the Syrian Observatory for Human Right. Both NGOs are notorious for their association with the terrorist groups.
Meanwhile, the unconfirmed reports have already triggered international response.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, commented on the news, peddled by representatives of the jihadist groups on Twitter, by saying "the shocking images that are being shared on social networks must shake the conscience of every human being", adding that “Israel strongly condemns the use of chemical weapons, especially against civilians."
The Israeli Minister of Internal Affairs, Aryeh Deri, also responded to the rumours of the jihadists and the associated images, by saying "Israel, the only superpower and democracy in the region, must lead the world to put an end to the horrible massacres in Syria. "
The correspondent of the TV channel Orient News, known for being associated with the terrorist groups, Al Nusra Front including, yesterday announced on this Twitter page that "Tomorrow is the start of a new media campaign to cover the intensified number of air strikes, launched in the northern countryside of Hama, and the use of poisonous chlorine gas against civilians. "
The village of Khan Shaikhoun itself is located on the administrative border between the provinces of Hama and Idlib.
The notorious organisation White Helmets published photo and video material, claiming that gas attack caused deaths of more than 50 civilians, mostly adolescents due to suffocation from chemical substances that were “fired from the air”, while blaming the Russian and Syrian Air Force. However, it failed to provide evidence that the gas attack was the result of an aerial bombardment.
In the meantime, the Turkish government closed the Bab Al Hama border crossing, thus refusing ambulances, coming from the direction of Khan Sheikhoun, to enter Turkish territory.
The Russian and Syrian governments have since denied the accusations of being involved in Khan Sheikhoun gas attack, assuring that none of their fighter jets, carrying chemical agents, participated in assaults on Khan Sheikoun. In addition, the Syrian side also confirmed that Syrian Army does not possess any form of chemical weapons.
The controversial rumours, surrounding the events in Khan Sheikhoun, come right in time when the Syrian Army is achieving significant victories against the terrorists in the Northern countryside of Hama, namely Al Nusra Front which started its large-scale offensive right after the beginning of the fifth round of talks in Geneva on settlement of the Syrian crisis in the last week of March.
Israel says Idlib chemical attack approved by highest level of Syrian government
https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/israel-says-idlib-chemical-attack-approved-highest-level-syrian-government/
Sources in Israel claim that the attack was supposedly approved by the highest levels of the Syrian government, without offering any evidence to back up the statement.
This is complimented by the regime’s Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, stating on his twitter that the Syrian government must be held accountable.
Meanwhile, the theory that the government had conducted airstrikes with chemical weapons has been debunked, a fact that mainstream media and politicians are ignoring.
Russia will present data proving that Syrian airstrikes hit chemical depot in Idlib
https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/russia-will-present-data-proving-syrian-airstrikes-hit-chemical-depot-idlib/
With the tragic death toll that killed tens of people in Khan Sheykhun on Tuesday, Western leaders have immediately denounced Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for the war crime, despite it already being debunked that the government was involved.
Also, data held by the Russian Defense Ministry claims that it can prove that Syrian jets struck workshops where militants were storing and using chemical agents to be attached with ammunition.
“Russia will at least cite in a well-argued manner those data that were mentioned by our Defense Ministry during the work in the UN Security Council,” the presidential spokesman said.
All the crazies are coming out to play, outing themselves as they take their final positions... weirdly wonderful... crazy, but very interesting.