Syria launches new phase to eliminate chemical weapons legacy
Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan Shaibani says Syria will begin a new phase to address its chemical weapons legacy, alongside efforts to hold perpetrators accountable.
Syria declares a new phase to tackle the aftermath of its chemical weapons use, alongside efforts to ensure accountability for those responsible. Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan Shaibani announced tomorrow's commencement of technical and operational measures to eliminate chemical weapons, in collaboration with international allies, while concurrently pursuing justice for perpetrators of chemical weapon massacres.
Shaibani remembered the tragic moment when Syrians were exposed to chemical weapons, causing hundreds of deaths, and expressed hope for their eternal peace. He emphasized the commitment to hold accountable those involved and prevent impunity. Syrian Interior Minister Anas Khattab echoed these sentiments, highlighting ongoing efforts to seek justice for victims of the Eastern Ghouta chemical attack, a grim reminder of the 13 years since the horrific event.
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