The United Nations has agreed to open an investigation designed to
apportion blame for chemical weapons attacks in Syria.
A previous UN report states that deadly sarin gas has been used in the
country but until now they did not have a mandate to look into who was
responsible.
William Denselow reports from the United Nations in New York.
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