
In Moscow, they are alarmed by the next messages about the use of chemical weapons in Syria. “This information certainly needs a thorough verification and investigation. At the same time, we again recall that the UN Sat resolution adopted unanimously by the UN SB has a special responsibility to the country neighboring with Syria in terms of the prevention of chemical weapons into the hands of non -state entities,” the Russian Foreign Ministry said in the Department of Information and Press.
In recent days, jihadist groups, primarily the Jabhat al-Nusra and the Islamic state of Iraq and Levant, intensified their actions against the Kurdish population living in the northeast of Syria. "Having lost in an open battle to Kurdish self -defense detachments, protecting their families and houses, the opposition, according to the information that appeared in the media, applied chemical poisonous substances on October 29 with Turkey," the foreign ministry noted.
Initially, the information about Himatak distributed the Al-Mayadeen TV channel. According to him, the shell exploded next to the checkpoint of Kurdish self -defense forces. "Several militias have symptoms of severe intoxication, which are accompanied by nausea and vomiting," said the source of the channel. It was reported that at the site of the gap of the projectile, yellow smoke rose into the air.
The day before the alleged blow, the organization to prohibit chemical weapons declared 23 objects with prohibited attacks on the territory of Syria, which were controlled by the government forces of the Bashar al -Assad regime.
The conflict between the authorities and the opposition of Syria has been continuing since March 2011. During this time in the country, the parties to the conflict have repeatedly accused each other in the use of chemical weapons.