Terrorist organizations target with toxic substances military point in Damascus countryside

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Damascus Countryside – Terrorist organizations targeted on Wednesday one of the Syrian Army’s points in Eastern Ghouta in Damascus countryside with toxic substances, according to a military source.

The source clarified that toxic materials with a harmful impact on the nervous system were used in the attack, which led to the injury of a number of army personnel who suffered suffocation cases and respiratory complications, SANA reported.

 

Armed terrorist organizations had previously used toxic gases including sarin in several parts of Syria, namely in Khan al-Assal in Aleppo countryside, Ghouta and Hasaka, to cover their losses incurred by the military operations of the Syrian Arab Army and allied forces.

A number of media reports revealed earlier that substances needed to produce sarin had been smuggled from Turkey to terrorist groups in Syria.

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