Global support for Syria's chemical case progress
The ongoing international efforts to combat chemical weapons in Syria form the core of the report, where the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons has made significant progress in identifying and removing the chemical arsenals used by the Assad regime since the outbreak of conflict in 2011. However, differences in the assessment of evidence persist among countries, with Russia questioning the credibility of the evidence and considering it incomplete. The stockpiles of chemical weapons have been partially dismantled, while allegations of gas attacks involving chlorine and sarin continue in several incidents. Meanwhile, the United Nations affirms that Syria is committed to destroying all of its chemical weapons.
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