Turkish Prime Minister Believes Chemical Weapons Have Been Used in Syria
Some patients who have symptoms similar to those seen after chemical weapon attacks are being treated in Turkey
(CNN) -- The Turkish government is treating around a dozen patients who have exhibited unusual symptoms suggesting they were exposed to a chemical weapons attack, a Turkish source said.
"They were not injured by any kind of conventional arms. Tests showed excessive results which produced findings to let us make that statement," a Turkish source with access to Turkish government findings told CNN, on condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the allegations.
H/T Adam Simpson
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