Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons: Assad regime used chemical weapons in Saraqib

A report was ready on the assault by the Assad regime forces in Syria in 2018 in Saraqib.

The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) introduced that the regime forces carried out a chemical assault in the city of Serakib in the southeast of Idlib in February 2018.

“AT LEAST ONE CYLINDER BOMB USED IN THE ATTACK”

In the OPCW’s report, it was said that the air pressure of the Assad regime used no less than one cylinder bomb in the airstrike it carried out on the area on February 4, 2018.

In the report, it was famous that 12 individuals had been injured in the airstrike of a helicopter belonging to the “Tiger Forces” of the Syrian regime at 21:22 on the night time of February 4, in the east of Serakib.

“SARIN GAS SPREADS”

It was reported that the cylinder bomb used in the assault unfold sarin fuel and affected a big space.

It was reminded that the report is the second report of the Investigation and Identification Workforce, established by the OPCW in 2018, to detect chemical assaults in Syria.

FIRST REPORT PUBLISHED LAST YEAR

In its first report revealed in April 2020, OPCW declared that 16 individuals had been injured, agricultural lands had been broken and animals belonging to the individuals of the area had been destroyed in the airstrike carried out by an Assad regime SU-22 fighter jet, which took off from the Shayrat airbase on 24 March 2017.

In its 2020 report, the Investigation and Identification Workforce, established by the OPCW in 2018, pointed to the wrongdoer in an assault for the first time in Syria and known as for the regime to be held accountable.

Investigation and Identification Workforce Coordinator Santiago Onate Laborde said that his staff discovered very severe proof that chemical weapons had been used in the airstrikes on Latamne in March 2017 by the Regime forces.