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Russia has expressed doubts over the United Nations findings on the use of sarin gas in Syria's ongoing civil war, citing the 'politicized' nature of the war.
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The US-led war in Iraq lasted far longer and more costly than Americans were told to expect by their military and political leaders, a war that has led to much public questioning.
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The Syrian government has categorically denied that it will ever use chemical weapons against its own people, whilst warning terrorist groups may resort to using chemical weapons.
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Today, Hezbollah is currently aiming 60 to 70 thousand rockets at Israel, while Syria transferred its chemical weapons to a port city last month, raising concerns about Hezbollah’s control of Syria’s weapons. Israel may take preemptive action.
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Today, Germany continues supplying Israel with submarines that have nuclear cruise missile launch systems. This public admission shows Israel's weapons of mass destruction (WMD) deterrence capabilities against Iran and other Mideast adversaries.
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Disturbing revelations illustrate the growing rift between the Obama Administration and the Netanyahu government is becoming larger and wider as Tehran boasts about Israel’s abandonment.
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Mounting setbacks and the loss of their leader, Osama bin Laden, has left al-Qaida rocked and reeling. But could a single attack involving Weapons of Mass Destruction settle it's score with the U.S. and return it once more to international prominence?
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Takehara -
A serene and isolated island getaway that has been described as enchanting, with a dark and disturbing past as a top secret chemical weapons site during Japan's imperial era, is now a virtual paradise for hordes of rabbits numbering in the hundreds.
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Tripoli -
As Libyan dictator Mummar Qaddafi turns up the heat on dissidents and a coalition of Western and Arab states commence bombing raids, looming large in the shadows is Libya's chemical weapons arsenal. An enduring threat and Qaddafi's weapon of last resort.
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According to The Guardian, the source of some of the most damning allegations used to justify the war in Iraq has admitted his claims were fabricated.
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The burned-out ruins of a chemical weapons facility on Okunoshima.
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