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Syria to dismantle Assad regime's chemical weapons legacy 13 years after deadly attack
Syria has announced plans to dismantle the remnants of the Assad regime's chemical weapons program, 13 years after a deadly sarin attack on Ghouta in 2013.
Why it matters
This move addresses a long-standing international concern over Syria's chemical weapons capability, which was used against civilians in 2013.
What's unclear
- What specific chemical weapons materials or facilities will be dismantled?
- What is the timeline for the dismantlement process?
- Will international inspectors be involved in verifying the dismantlement?
Linked public sources
- Syria to dismantle Assad regime's chemical weapons legacy 13 years after deadly attack — Jerusalem Post
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