OPCW report found that at least one Syrian air force helicopter dropped toxic gas on the rebel-held town of Douma.

OPCW report found that at least one Syrian air force helicopter dropped toxic gas on the rebel-held town of Douma.
OPCW says helicopter dropped two cylinders ‘containing toxic chlorine gas on two apartment buildings’ in Douma.
The repatriation involved 32 children and 15 women who will undergo medical and social monitoring, French officials say.
Moscow supports Damascus-Ankara talks, which al-Assad says must lead to an end of Turkey’s “occupation” of Syrian land.
Hassan Al Kontar told Al Jazeera he has not seen his family since 2008 and hopes to obtain a Canadian passport.
The three nations agree to continue meeting in future to ensure stability in Syria and the region, says Ankara.
Controversial armed group emerged from being a murky guns-for-hire enterprise to a public extension of the Russian army.
Turkish president reiterated necessity for buffer zone in accordance with 2019 agreement with Russia, his office says.
Millions of Syrian lives cannot remain hostage to Russia’s whims.
Turkish source tells Al Jazeera that Ankara has told the US and Russia that the SDF must withdraw within two weeks.
Demonstrators are angry with the Assad government over rising prices, power cuts, food and fuel shortages.
The predominantly Kurdish group Turkey blames for the November 13 Istanbul bombing says it won’t cooperate with the US.
Turkish President Erdogan has said that his country will force the YPG away from the Turkey-Syria border.
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