BBC: Syria conflict: Government helicopters 'drop chlorine' on Aleppo
Syrian government forces have been accused of dropping barrel bombs containing chlorine from helicopters on a suburb of Aleppo, injuring 80 people.
Volunteer emergency workers say people suffered breathing difficulties after an attack on the Sukari area.
The reports could not be independently verified. A UN-led investigation in August found the government had used chlorine on at least two occasions.
The Syrian government has always denied using chemical weapons.
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More News On Reports Of A Chemical Attack In Aleppo
Syria activists: Warplanes dropped chlorine bombs in Aleppo -- AP
Suspected Aleppo chlorine attack chokes dozens, rescue workers, monitors say. -- Reuters
Syria war: Dozens treated in Aleppo after barrel bomb attacks, activists say -- ABC Online
Syrian regime blamed for new toxic gas attack. -- DW
Assad regime accused of dropping chlorine bombs on Aleppo civilians -- UPI
Aleppo: Syrian forces blamed for 'chlorine gas attack' -- Aljazeera
Chlorine attack deepens fears among besieged Aleppo residents -- Washington Post
1 comment:
It's just sad. Like clockwork the jihadi headchopper islamofacists lose turf, and mere moments later the MSM is yelling "barrel bombs", "chlorine gas",
I guess it's understandable, the BBC, the Guardian, the NYT, can't send al Quida weapons or money, ( yet)
They can't do the lengthy and detailed "expose's", ( jihad for Dummies manuals) on how to travel to Turkey and whom to meet to join up with ISIS or al Quida,
So they are down to yelling " humanitarian crisis" instead.
Meanwhile, if you want to read about the multiple suicide bombings of civilians in Baghdad or Damascus by the jihadi head choppers, you have to read FARS, RT or al-Monitor.
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