UN weighs sanctions as report blames Syria for chemical weapons use

Russia has questioned a new United Nations report showing the Syria government used chemical weapons on its own people.

The Security Council are deciding if sanctions should be imposed, after hearing the joint report put together by the UN and the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.

The independent inquiry, which looked at nine incidents between 2014 and 2015, found the Syrian military used chlorine gas, while ISIS used sulfur mustard gas is separate attacks.

The head of the investigation Virginia Gamba said chemical weapons continued to be used, and used by more groups.

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The head of the investigation Virginia Gamba said the use of chemical weapons had to stop.

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The head of the investigation Virginia Gamba said those directly responsible must be found.

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