Une frappe portée mercredi par la coalition menée par les USA contre un dépôt d'armes chimiques appartenant à Daech dans la région de Djalta, près de la ville de Deir ez-Zor, a provoqué l'intoxication de centaines de personnes, a annoncé le commandement des forces armées syriennes dans un communiqué diffusé par l'agence syrienne Sana.
Selon l'agence, le raid aérien a été mené mercredi à 17h30 (heure locale) et a permis d'éliminer un grand nombre de terroristes de Daech, y compris plusieurs étrangers engagés à leurs côtés.
Suite à la frappe, « un nuage de fumée blanche, puis jaune s'est formé » au-dessus du lieu de l'attaque, ce qui témoigne de la présence importante de substances toxiques. « L'incendie sur les lieux a duré jusqu'à 22h30 », indique le document dont Sputnik a obtenu une copie.
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Hundreds, including civilians, killed in Int’l Alliance airstrike on ISIS depot that includes toxic materials in Deir Ezzor...
ReplyDeleteThe General Command of the Army and Armed Forces said that the aircrafts of the so-called “US-led International Alliance” on Wednesday between the hour 17:30 and 17:50 carried out an airstrike against a position of ISIS terrorists that includes a large number of foreign mercenaries in the village of Hatla to the east of Deir Ezzor, causing a white cloud that became yellow as a result of the explosion of a huge store that includes a large amount of toxic materials.
In a statement issued Thursday, the Army General Command stressed that the airstrike of the “US-led International Alliance” killed hundreds, including large numbers of civilians, due to the suffocation resulted from inhaling toxic substances.
SANA
13/4/17
The Syrian army said that an air strike late yesterday by the US-led coalition hit poison gas supplies belonging to the so-called Islamic State, releasing a toxic substance that killed "hundreds including many civilians"...
ReplyDeleteThe incident in the eastern Deir al-Zor province proved that IS and al-Qaeda-linked militants "possess chemical weapons", a statement by the army flashed on Syrian state TV said.
The report could not immediately be independently verified.
rte.ie
13/4/17