Moscow-Sana
Russia has renewed its demand for the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons to conduct an honest and reliable investigation into the alleged chemical attack in the city of Douma in the Damascus countryside in 2018, stressing that the success of the organization's work depends on this matter.
TASS quoted Russia's permanent representative to the organization Alexander Shulgin as saying .. “It will be impossible for the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) to successfully carry out its work until reliable conclusions are reached about the circumstances behind the Douma incident in April of 2018 and to know what happened. Really its day. ”
"The optimal international dialogue in the ban organization can only be built after receiving these results and turning this sad page ... which is something that we cannot give credit for, either to the Americans or their alliance," Shulgin added.
A leak of an official at the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons revealed in March of last year the organization’s management’s involvement in launching a malicious and disgraceful attack against two veteran inspectors, which proved the incorrectness of the organization’s narrative regarding the alleged attack in Douma and the accusation of the Syrian Arab Army to justify the US-British-French aggression against Syria at the time.
According to the official, the findings of the inspectors and the irregularities that they uncovered severely undermined Western countries ’claims that the Syrian army had carried out the chemical attack, indicating that the organization’s management had excluded their scientific work and rewrote its first report and prevented them from adding any other interventions to the investigation after they uncovered burying evidence and forgery. Other.
WikiLeaks previously published four documents leaked from the Chemical Ban Organization, which exclude the use of chlorine gas in Douma, and reveal that toxicologists have ruled out that deaths are due to exposure to chlorine.
