UNITED NATIONS: Chemical weapons have been used at least five times during the Syrian conflict and in some cases children have been slaughtered, according to a United Nations (UN) report released on Thursday (Friday in Manila).
The report cites “credible evidence” and “evidence consistent with the probable use of chemical weapons” in the Syrian sites of Ghouta, Khan Al Asal, Jobar, Saraqueb and Ashrafieh Sahnaya.
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