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A preliminary report by the world's chemical weapons watchdog says "various chlorinated chemicals" were found at the site of an attack in Douma, Syria, in April that killed dozens of civilians and prompted air strikes by Britain, France and the US.
The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons has a fact-finding mission to the Duma in mid-April, "a few days after the April 7 attack in the enclave near Damascus."
"Along with explosive residues, various chlorinated organic were declared to be in the United States, "it said on Friday, indicating that chlorine may have been used as a weapon.
The OPCW said that its team was continuing its work to establish the significance of the results.
"The organization should move quickly to finish its investigation and determine whether a chemical weapon attack occurred" in Douma, New York-based Human Rights Watch said in a statement.
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The OPCW sarin and sulfur mustard gas. It was not assigned blame for the attacks.
In Douma, OPCW inspectors visited two sites where they were interviewed and tested, which were split at their laboratory in the Netherlands and forwarded to affiliated national labs for testing.
Samples (19659002) Washington and other Western governments blamed Syrian government forces for the attack in Douma.
The Syrian government denies using chemical weapons during the The United States and the OPCW found the Syrian Government used the nerve agent sarin in an April 2017 attack and has also several times used chlorine as a weapon. It blamed Islamic State militants for mustard gas use.
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