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Al-Shibani submits over 100,000 docs to CWC
Syria submitted more than 100,000 official documents to the Chemical Weapons Convention, and made corrections to its previous declaration in June. These included production and storage facilities, as well as munitions that had been concealed by the former regime. The organization's efforts culminated in the destruction of 42 declared chemical bombs in August, marking the first time since 2014 that such weapons were destroyed on Syrian territory. The talks also discussed a plan to definitively close the chemical weapons file and establish justice for its victims, with 18 suspects—including senior officers—currently in custody.
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