The Syrian Foreign Minister said the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons has become a tool to implement the political goals of the United States and its allies against Damascus.
According to the official Syrian News Agency (SANA), Syrian Foreign Minister Faisal al-Muqaddad, who addressed a meeting with ambassadors and heads of diplomatic missions in Damascus on Thursday night, added: “Despite the difficult situation that Syria has gone through, we agreed to join the agreement. We have banned chemical weapons.
He said: “Syria and many other countries knew from the beginning the countries that support terrorists, and the United States, France, Britain, and Germany, which supported and provided financial support and weapons to terrorist armed groups in Syria, the chemical issue and the organization They are using chemical weapons ban to achieve their hostile goals against Syria.
He added: “The Syrian Arab Army has entered into an honorable battle against global terrorism on Syrian soil and has achieved consistent victories, and has never used chemical weapons in the toughest battles against terrorist organizations.”
The Syrian Foreign Minister added: “The draft French resolution to be presented at the 25th meeting of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, which is scheduled to be held later this year, is a new chapter in the series of conspiracies against Syria. Takes.
He described the move by the West and the United States as a “purely political decision” that could have serious consequences for the future of the Organization for the Proliferation of Chemical Weapons.
Al-Muqaddad called on the member states of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons to support Syria and to counter the politicization of Western countries in the activities of this international organization.
Bassam Sabbagh, Syria’s permanent representative to the Security Council, also called on countries last week not to allow the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) to become a tool for the United States and its allies to pressure and attack members [like Syria].
