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Syria begins destroying chemical weapons from the Assad era

Syria has reportedly begun destroying chemical weapons dating from the Assad era. The headline provides no details on the quantity, verification or timetable.

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Chemical-weapons destruction has major implications for regional security and nonproliferation.

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Syria begins destroying chemical weapons from Assad era

Syria has begun destroying chemical weapons associated with Bashar al-Assad's rule. The supplied headline provides no details on the quantities, process or international oversight.

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Syria begins destroying Assad-era chemical weapons materials

Syria has begun an operation to destroy chemical-weapons materials dating from the Assad era. Officials describe the effort as a significant step in dismantling the former regime's chemical legacy.

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