Syria starts dismantling chemical arms

Syria has begun destroying a portion of its recently discovered chemical weapons program, which dates back to the era of former President Bashar al-Assad, under the supervision of the United Nations. This marks the first such operation in ten years. The organization revealed the discovery of chemical materials and munitions similar to those used in chemical attacks during the civil war, as well as new facilities for producing and storing chemical weapons. A total of 42 chemical bombs dropped from the air have been destroyed. Syria’s delegate criticized Israel, accusing it of obstructing operations and hindering the destruction process, while emphasizing Syria’s determination to conduct trials for those suspected of involvement in the chemical weapons program.

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