Moscow has requested information on the purported chemical facilities that were the source of attacks on Syria in 2017 and 2018 from the United States and its allies.
“It is not surprising that the United Kingdom, the United States and France, who are now screaming with the highest voice on Russian misinformation, are under false pretexts, they have committed aggressive acts twice against Syria – in 2017 and 2018.
He continued, “These missile strikes were intended to target some military-chemical sites in Damascus, as they stated.
When are these facilities for the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons expected to be announced? Or have the five years since 2017 not been sufficient for you? Do you believe that all will soon be forgotten and that your falsehoods will follow you?
On the other hand, the Russian official called for the need for the United States accountable for its actions: “For example, why do we not fight the United States from punishing the assassination of Qassem Soleimani, a senior official in a member state of the United Nations, during his diplomatic visit to another country member United nations?”.
He claimed that the only conflict the nations of the European Union and the other allies of the US could engage in was “the struggle for Washington to impunity against the background of its criminal conduct.
In April 2017, the Syrian opposition announced the death of 80 people in a chemical weapon attack in Khan Sheikhoun, Idlib Governorate, and the injury of 200 others.
She blamed the attack on the Syrian government forces, who strongly denied the accusations and blamed the militants and their capabilities.
Without providing evidence of its condemnation of the Syrian army and without complying with Russia’s request for a thorough investigation, the United States struck the Syrian military facility.
The purported April 7, 2018, chemical assault on the Syrian city of Douma in Eastern Ghouta was also blamed on Damascus, and military strikes were threatened.
From Novosti.
Russia implores Washington to submit information on purported chemical facilities in Syria to the arms control agency.
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