UN Inspectors To Seek Chemical Weapons in Syria
A long-delayed visit
The UN says weapons inspectors are to depart shortly for Syria to investigate the alleged use of chemical weapons.
Under an agreement reached with Damascus, the UN team is to visit three sites over two weeks, including a northern town at the centre of allegations of chemical weapons use.
Some 26 people were killed in the attacks in Khan al-Assal in March.
The UN mission had been delayed over differences with the Syrian government over the scope of the investigation.
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