Russia: Syrian rebels used sarin in Aleppo
A 100-page report on an investigation turned over to the United Nations by Russia concludes that the Syrian rebels – not the Syrian government – used the nerve agent sarin in an attack in the Syrian city of Aleppo last March.
While contents of the report have not been released, sources tell WND that the documentation indicates that deadly sarin poison gas was manufactured in a Sunni-controlled region of Iraq and then transported to Turkey for use by the Syrian opposition, whose ranks have swelled with members of al-Qaida-affiliated groups. In addition, sources tell WND that the intelligence originated with the Israelis, who have a vested interest in seeing Assad removed and his known chemical weapons storage facilities destroyed.
PressTV: Chemical weapons sent from Turkey to Syria: Former Turkish provincial official - Video - Residents in the Southern Turkish province of Hatay claim the chemical weapons used in an August attack in Syria's capitol Damascus were used by al-Qaeda-linked al-Nusra Front insurgents and NOT the Syrian government. Farid Mainy, a Hatay resident and an activist himself told me those chemicals were sent to Syria from Turkey. The reason the Turkish government is allowing the transfer of weapons, residents believe, is because they are trying to create a pretext or what is also known as a false flag operation in order to wage war on its neighbor Syria.
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