What is the true story of the chemical attack on a villag

America announced today that it will act alone in response to the use of sarin gas against Syrian civilians (Alawyon) in the city (Khan Sheikun) Adelb. All the countries exchanged accusations, and each blamed the other as the causative, militarily the front of the victory had occupied this area a week ago, and then because of the resistance faced by the Alawites, residents of the region declined victory, and the city was returned to its people, as the Syrian army was not there As are many cities and sites.

The next morning, within 10 minutes, the sound of an airplane, like the sound of those drones, crashed into the center of the city because of a shell or similar. This is the whole story and so far.

Let's remember the chemical bombardment of Halabja in 1988, which claimed the lives of 5,000 Kurdish people with the same gas, was somewhat similar. The people of Halabja faced the Iraqi forces. They were defeated. When the villagers went to the Iranian forces, perhaps 50 kilometers away, the Iranians refused to enter the city. They were hit by Iraqi aircraft and killed what was killed. By chance, an Iranian news cameraman passed through the area and discovered the massacre, or else it would not have been discovered.

The astonishing thing is that Saddam on the second day called on journalists to examine what he caused to his people because he called them traitors who deal with the occupier.

It seems to God the world that the front of victory won revenge by striking the city ... This is logistically.

Politically, there are more than one beneficiary to obstruct the political solution that is taking decisive steps toward a solution. The most important of these parties to obstructing the peaceful solution and the Western-Syrian approach is Saudi Arabia and Turkey. Waiting to see ...

The war must stop at any price ... What is the guilt of the children of tomorrow's children ... The war is never a major crime and the international community should not delay in responding.