DAMASCUS: United Nations (UN) arms experts are to begin on Tuesday a second day investigating alleged chemical weapons strikes in Damascus, after the United States (US) warned Syria’s regime it will face action over the attacks.
The inspectors braved sniper fire on Monday but managed to gather what the United Nations called “valuable” evidence from one site of last week’s gruesome attacks in which hundreds are said to have been killed.
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