Regime Targets Jobar in Damascus with Mustard Gas
All4Syria (Independent website)
September 13, 2013
Symptoms were consistent with the use of Mustard gas but no deaths were reported
Symptoms were consistent with the use of Mustard gas but no deaths were reported
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