Terrorists Planning Chemical Attack on E. Ghouta Residents: Russian Military

HMEYMIM – The Russian Center for reconciliation and coordination in Hmeimim, Lattkia, said Monday it had received information that terrorists in Damascus suburb of Eastern Ghouta were preparing a possible provocation involving the use of chemical warfare agents.

According to the center’s commander Maj. Gen. Yuri Yevtushenko, a resident of Eastern Ghouta called the center’s “hotline” on Monday to report that Nusra Front militants had installed on a roof of a building and tested a turbine, placing tightly sealed containers with poisonous substances nearby.

 “The caller said he believed that terrorists can use these preparations to disperse toxic substances in residential areas, which will lead to a large number of casualties among the local residents. The mass poisoning of civilians will be used to accuse the government troops of the use of chemical weapons against peaceful citizens,” Yevtushenko stressed.

Yevtushenko also reported that about 80,000 people have been evacuated from the Damascus suburb since the start of the humanitarian operation supported by the Russian military on February 28.

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