Russian Defense Ministry: “Al-Nusra” and “White Helmets” terrorists transport barrels of toxic chlorine to Khan Sheikhoun in the southern countryside of Idlib

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The Russian Ministry of Defense revealed preparations by “Al-Nusra Front” terrorists for fabricating a new play by using chemical weapons against civilians in the southern countryside of Idlib to accuse the Syrian Arab Army.

The Russian Interfax news agency quoted the deputy head of the Russian Coordination Center in Hmeimim, General Alexander Greenkiewicz, as confirming that “there is information that the terrorists are planning an attack using toxic chemicals in the southern countryside of Idlib, where the terrorists transported barrels of chlorine to Khan Sheikhoun.”

Greenkiewicz added that three cars transported the “White Helmets” terrorists to the area where barrels of poisonous chlorine were delivered to simulate the process of helping victims and accusing the Syrian army of using chemical weapons against civilians.

 

The Russian Ministry of Defense has confirmed more than once the terrorist organizations in Idlib have laboratories, run by specialists and experts who have been trained in Europe, for the preparation of toxic materials to be used in the implementation of fabricated chemical attacks against civilians to accuse the Syrian state.

 

Inas Abdulkareem

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