Washington: US President Barack Obama on Monday lauded the destruction of chemical weapons stockpiled in Syria, urging Damascus to fulfill its commitment to destroy its remaining production facilities."Today we mark an important achievement in our
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Jeddah: Secretary-General of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu Tuesday welcomed the agreement between the US and Russia over chemical weapons in Syria.In a press statement issued after the release of the report
Washington: US President Barack Obama Monday welcomed a Russian proposal to put Syrian chemical weapons under international control, saying it is a "potentially positive development", and could lead to a "breakthrough" on the crisis.He, however,
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