Syrian rebels fire chemical weapons in Aleppo, killing at least 25 - government

Syrian rebels fire chemical weapons in Aleppo, killing at least 25 - government

rt.com

Syrian rebels have used a rocket containing chemical substances in the conflict, killing 25 people and injuring 86, says Syria's Information Minister. Reports say most of the casualties killed in the attack in the flashpoint city of Aleppo were civilians.

Syrian government's SANA news agency reported that terrorists fired a rocket containing chemical substances in the Khan al-Assal area of rural Aleppo and confirmed that at least 25 people, most of them civilians, were killed.

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this is one of the reports coming out that the syrian rebels have launched rockets filled with deadly chemicals at government forces. How did the rebels get these weapons? isnt this what they are supposed to be fighting against? Is this just assad's forces using the rebels to perpetuate their own attacks and agendas?

If this and tho others i have seen are true, then I believe that this would be a tipping point for international intervention...

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you will most probably get "rt.com not a reliable source"....and indeed. Who knows for sure.

In this day of age...it is really hard to know who's telling the truth or not.

You are a little late to the party

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Scary story though, it will be interesting to watch unfold, and not in a good way.

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I doubt it, 25 killed and 86 injured seems rather small...injuries can be as small as a scrape....

Now we just need some American leaders to come out an condemn the rebels we are supporting for using chemical weapons when the USA just got done warning Mr. Assad not to use them.

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