OPCW says Syria regime to blame for 2018 chlorine attack ...Kuwait

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The global chemical weapons watchdog blamed the Syrian regime on Friday for a 2018 chlorine attack that killed 43 people, in a long-awaited report on a case that sparked tensions between Damascus and the West. Investigators said there were "reasonable grounds to believe" that at least one Syrian regime air force helicopter had dropped two cylinders of the toxic gas on the rebel-held town of Douma during Syria's civil war. Damascus and its ally Moscow claimed the attack was staged by rescue workers at the behest of the United States, which launched air strikes on Syria days afterwards along with Britain and France. The Douma case also caused controversy after leaks fro

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