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David Cameron today announced an additional £52 million in UK aid for victims of the civil war in Syria, as the G20 summit in St Petersburg saw stark division over the international response to allegations of chemical weapons use by the regime of President Bashar Assad
Much of the new money will go towards medical training and equipment to help civilians targeted by chemical attacks.
Originally posted by andy1972
Britain to give 52 millions in aid to Siria
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David Cameron today announced an additional £52 million in UK aid for victims of the civil war in Syria, as the G20 summit in St Petersburg saw stark division over the international response to allegations of chemical weapons use by the regime of President Bashar Assad
Much of the new money will go towards medical training and equipment to help civilians targeted by chemical attacks.
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Originally posted by Korg Trinity
Originally posted by andy1972
Britain to give 52 millions in aid to Siria
www.mailonsunday.co.uk
(visit the link for the full news article)
David Cameron today announced an additional £52 million in UK aid for victims of the civil war in Syria, as the G20 summit in St Petersburg saw stark division over the international response to allegations of chemical weapons use by the regime of President Bashar Assad
Much of the new money will go towards medical training and equipment to help civilians targeted by chemical attacks.
Related News Links:
news.sky.com
www.independent .co.ukedit on 6-9-2013 by andy1972 because: (no reason given)edit on 6-9-2013 by andy1972 because: (no reason given)
Perhaps it's a refund for the chemical warfare munitions We sold them....
Korg.
Originally posted by CALGARIAN
If it goes to the Syria refugee camp in Jordan, than yes. 52 million$ could go a long ways.