UN probes Syria gas attack

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Following talks with United Nations High Representative for Disarmament Affairs Angela Kane, the Syrian Government has affirmed it will grant access to UN inspectors, beginning Monday, to sites in the suburbs of Damascus where chemical weapons were allegedly used last week.

Syrian soldiers are seen at the battlefront of Jobar, near the capital of Damascus, on Aug. 24, 2013. Some Syrian soldiers on Saturday suffered suffocation after rebel militants released chemical substance around their hideouts near Damascus, the state-TV reported. [Bassem Tellawi/Xinhua]

Syrian soldiers are seen at the battlefront of Jobar, near the capital of Damascus, on Aug. 24, 2013. Some Syrian soldiers on Saturday suffered suffocation after rebel militants released chemical substance around their hideouts near Damascus, the state-TV reported. [Bassem Tellawi/Xinhua]

A statement issued Sunday Morning by the spokesperson for UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says that Ms. Kane met in Damascus with high-ranking Syrian officials on August 24 and 25 seeking the Government's cooperation in facilitating a swift investigation of the incident in the Ghouta area on August 21 involving the alleged use of chemical weapons.

"The Secretary-General notes the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic affirmed that it will provide the necessary cooperation, including the observance of the cessation of hostilities at the locations related to the incident," the statement says.

Mr. Ban has instructed the Mission, led by Swedish scientist Dr. ?ke Sellstr?m, currently in Damascus, to focus its attention on ascertaining the facts of the August 21?incident as its highest priority, the statement says, adding that Dr. Sellstr?m's team is preparing to conduct on-site fact-finding activities, starting tomorrow, Monday, August 26.

"The Secretary-General remains grateful for the cooperation and dedication of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapon (OPCW) and the World Health Organization (WHO), as well as for the commitment of their staff assigned to the Mission.

The statement says that Mr. Ban reiterates that all relevant parties "equally share the responsibility of cooperating in urgently generating a safe environment for the Mission to do its job efficiently and providing all necessary information."

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