UN to Release Syria Report Today

May not identify a perpetrator of chemical weapons use at all

Reason Staff | 9.16.2013 7:40 AM

A United Nations report due for release Monday is expected to confirm chemical weapons have been used in Syria's civil war, but may not finger a perpetrator.

Rebels and the regime of President Bashar Assad have each accused the other of orchestrating a chemical attack in town of Ghouta on Aug. 21, which the White House and Russian government both agree occurred.

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UN to Release Syria Report Today

May not identify a perpetrator of chemical weapons use at all

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