Syria’s permanent representative to the United Nations said the international body had become a playground for the United States and a tool for imposing US plans based on dominating the political decisions of other member states.
“Damascus, which has worked closely with the Organization for the Proliferation of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), has strongly condemned the use of chemical weapons by any party,” said Bassam al-Saba, Syria’s permanent representative to the United Nations. he does.
Emphasizing that the statements of Western officials are accompanied by politicization and baseless accusations regarding chemical weapons, he added: “Syria considers itself obliged to cooperate with the technical secretariat of the Organization for the Proliferation of Chemical Weapons to resolve the remaining issues mentioned in the first statement.”.
Al-Sabbagh added that the Syrian government continues its cooperation with the “fact-finding committee” and welcomes the visit of the fact-finding committee delegation to Damascus in March.
“We regret that the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) has ignored a statement signed by experts and scholars, including the organization’s first director-general, regarding the investigation into the alleged Duma attack,” he said.
Al-Sabbagh went on to call on the United Nations to provide information on terrorist attempts and “white helmets” to carry out new chemical games and fake chemical attacks.
He said the United Nations had become a playground for the United States and a tool for imposing US plans based on dominating the political decisions of other member states.
Syria’s permanent representative to the United Nations stressed that some Security Council member states should not ignore US, French and British attacks on Syria in 2018 under false pretenses.
