Syria transfers 60,000 docs to OPCW amid UN praise
Syria confirmed that it has handed over more than 60,000 documents related to its former chemical weapons program to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), and facilitated 32 visits by OPCW teams to suspected sites as part of efforts to uncover and remove remnants of that program. The Syrian delegate noted that the teams were able to identify and secure missiles and chemical munitions linked to the previous regime, and apprehend individuals involved in the program. The United Nations welcomed the progress made, while Russia expressed skepticism about the reliability of the evidence. Syria continues its efforts to secure and destroy chemical remnants.
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