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Home xx Assad accused of poison gas again 06-12-2013 04:01 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Opposition activists accused the forces of President Bashar Assad again for using poison gas in the civil war in Syria on Thursday. Making claims to have found the victims' limbs swollen and they appeared to have foam in their mouths. He said the activists told Reuters that shells packed with gas landed in an area controlled by opposition fighters in the town of Nabek at a distance of 68 km north-east of Damascus on a major highway in the area Kalamoon. They reported that the seven were killed

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Assad accused of poison gas again

06-12-2013 04:01 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Opposition activists accused the forces of President Bashar Assad again for using poison gas in the civil war in Syria on Thursday. Making claims to have found the victims' limbs swollen and they appeared to have foam in their mouths.

He said the activists told Reuters that shells packed with gas landed in an area controlled by opposition fighters in the town of Nabek at a distance of 68 km north-east of Damascus on a major highway in the area Kalamoon. They reported that the seven were killed

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