DAMASCUS: Washington said on Friday that it is seeking an “international coalition” for possible strikes on Syria over alleged chemical attacks while reserving the right to act alone despite Britain’s parliament rejecting involvement.
United Nations (UN) arms experts, meanwhile, were to inspect the sites of last week’s suspected poisonous gas attacks for a final day before they depart the war-battered country on Saturday and report their findings to UN chief Ban Ki-moon.
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