The United Nations plans to launch an investigation into the violation soon, diplomatic sources said, representing a rare probe into the reclusive
communist country's arms trade related to chemical weapons.
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Greece in November 2009 confiscated a storage vessel discovered on a Liberia-flagged ship bound for Syria. The container was revealed to be filled
with large quantities of ampules carrying powdered or liquid reagents, informed insiders said. The type of reagents found can be employed to detect
materials moving in the air following a chemical arms strike, according to the insiders. The materials have both offensive and defensive purposes,
they said.
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