Zakharova: The report of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons on Syria violates international law and came with Western orders

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Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova confirmed that the recent report of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons on Syria is false and violates international law and all decisions of the Committee to Combat Chemical Weapons, noting that it came with orders and pressure from Western countries.

Zakharova said in a press conference today that this report is misleading and included false and fabricated conclusions aimed at falsifying facts and accusing the Syrian government, as it was built on the basis of information and data from the White Helmets terrorist organization.

"The authors of this report have become partners in the systematic violation of the principles and procedures of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons of conducting objective investigations, which include the need to send experts to the scene of the event," said Zakharova, stressing that the experts did not go to the target locations for fact-finding, but they worked on prior conclusions, data and information from organizations Supported by the West and hostile to the Syrian government.

Zakharova indicated that western countries "imposed a formation of an investigation team contrary to the basic provisions of the Convention on the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons and the recognized norms of international law, and that the tasks of the alleged investigation team violate the exceptional powers of the UN Security Council, so it is not possible to rely on such data from some intelligence agencies of countries It has a direct interest in influencing events. ”

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants confirmed in a statement today that the report of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons on the use of toxic substances in the town of Latamna in 2017 is misleading and included false and fabricated conclusions aimed at falsifying facts and accusing the Syrian government.

On the other hand, Zakharova confirmed that the terrorists in the de-escalation zone in Idlib are "determined to continue the violence", noting their continued attempts "to thwart joint surveillance patrols in the so-called safe corridor along the M4 road."

Zakharova added that "the operations related to the implementation of the Russian-Turkish protocol agreed on the fifth of last March are continuing in the de-escalation zone in Idlib, where commitment to stop hostilities is being stopped, but on the other hand, attempts to disrupt this suspension do not stop," adding: "This confirms once again that the terrorists We are determined to continue the bloodshed and violence, and this means that all attempts to whiten their page and get them out of the arc of fighting terrorism under the pretext of a system to stop hostilities will not help. ”

It was announced in Moscow on the 5th of last month that an agreement was reached between Russia and the Turkish regime stipulating the cessation of hostilities in Idlib at the current situation and the start of joint patrols on the international road Aleppo Latakia with an emphasis on commitment to Syrian unity and sovereignty and continuing to combat terrorism there.

In another context, Zakharova described the US allegations against the WHO as "not constructive", indicating that they came at an inappropriate time.

US President Donald Trump accused the World Health Organization last Tuesday of focusing on China more than it should be and issuing bad advice on the Corona epidemic, but the organization rejected Trump's tip, stressing that it is in close contact with all countries without discrimination and informing the world of the latest data, information and evidence.