The British Mission in Syria: "Today, we remember the victims of the chemical attack on Khan Sheikhoun by the regime."
April 4, 2025166 ViewsRead Time: 1 minutes
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The British mission in Syria tweeted on the "X" platform on the occasion of the anniversary of the chemical attack on the city of "Khan Sheikhoun" in Idlib province.
They said: "Today we remember the victims of the chemical attack on Khan Sheikhoun, committed by the defunct regime forces, and we hope for a future free of chemical weapons."
They added: "Britain has provided the OPCW mission in Syria with over a million dollars since the fall of the defunct regime, to support its work and eliminate chemical weapons forever."
It is worth mentioning that 222 chemical attacks have been carried out in Syria since the first documented use on December 23, 2012, until August 2020, with nearly 98% carried out by Assad regime forces, and about 2% by "ISIS".
They said: "Today we remember the victims of the chemical attack on Khan Sheikhoun, committed by the defunct regime forces, and we hope for a future free of chemical weapons."
They added: "Britain has provided the OPCW mission in Syria with over a million dollars since the fall of the defunct regime, to support its work and eliminate chemical weapons forever."
It is worth mentioning that 222 chemical attacks have been carried out in Syria since the first documented use on December 23, 2012, until August 2020, with nearly 98% carried out by Assad regime forces, and about 2% by "ISIS".
