Map locates Khan al-Assal, Syria, where the government and rebels accused each other of attacking with chemical weapons
Map locates Khan al-Assal, Syria, where the government and rebels accused each other of attacking with chemical weapons
WASHINGTON (AP) ? The chairman of the House Intelligence Committee says he fears a "stain on our national credibility" if the United States determines that Syria's Bashar Assad is using chemical weapons to remain in power but fails to intervene.
Michigan Republican Mike Rogers says there's a "high probability" a chemical agent was deployed Tuesday in northern Syria.
Rogers spoke a day after the Obama administration disputed the Assad regime's claim that rebels had used such weapons in Aleppo.
Rogers tells "CBS This Morning" the U.S. knows "there has been some forensic evidence that at least small quantities" of chemical weapons may have been used. Rogers also says the United States has "lost the faith" of the opposition forces, adding, "This is the time to act. Don't wait until we have 5,000 dead."
Associated Pressislands 2013 nissan altima masters par 3 contest google augmented reality glasses wonderlic test texas tornado fantasy baseball
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.