Eva Bartlett, a Canadian writer and activist, followed up the Syrian-Russian  process of evacuating displaced civilians from Rukban Camp near the US-occupied Al-Tanf base. She interviewed some evacuees who spoke about their miserable life in the camp. In an Op-Ed titled "US Exceptionalism: Exploiting Certain Syrians, Ignoring Others"  and published by RT, Bartlett also shed light on the lies of Western corporate media which keeps claiming that the evacuation process is ‘forced displacement’ to Syrian government-controlled area.

The chemical watchdog group is mandated “to implement the provisions of the Chemical Weapons Convention to achieve a world free of” CWs.

Its mission includes conducting “credible and transparent” on-site inspections to verify use of and destruction of these weapons.

Time and again, it flagrantly breaches its mandate, serving US-led Western interests, producing dubious reports with falsified, distorted rubbish, suppressing vital information.

Russia’s Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova earlier slammed the group for failing to discharge its duties as mandated by the Convention on the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.

Last March, its falsified Fact-Finding Mission (FFM) report on the alleged April 7, 2018 CW incident in Douma, Syria said the following:

"Regarding the alleged use of toxic chemicals as a weapon in Douma (Syria)…evaluation and analysis…of information gathered by the FFM (gathered much too late to matter) provide(s) reasonable grounds that the use of a toxic chemical as a weapon has taken place on April 7, 2018. This toxic chemical contained reactive chlorine. The toxic chemical was likely molecular chlorine.”

The incident was a US/NATO false flag, Syria wrongfully blamed for a victimless nonevent – no one killed, hospitalized or ill from exposure to toxins, not chlorine or any other banned substance, nothing. The OPCW lied suggesting otherwise.

Whitney Webb, a MintPress News journalist based in Chile, has made a report on the humanitarian crisis of the displaced Syrians staying in Rukban Camp near the Jordanian borders, and about the refusal of the US occupation forces, positioned in Syria's al-Tanf area, to resolve the crisis and allow civilians in this camp to leave.   

Here is the full article published by the 21st Century Wire: