Assad Drops “Chlorine Gas” On Jobar, Damascus

 Assad forces dropped poisonous gas bombs near Jobar district’s police station early today, causing several non-life threatening injuries. The bombs seem to contain a chlorine substance which caused suffocation, convulsions and extreme sweating. Residents at first feared sarin had been released once again in the area, causing panic to ensue as a result of the last chemical weapons attack on the area by the Assad regime three weeks ago.

 Regime forces continue to clash with the Free Syrian Army (FSA) in the area on the Southern Bypass near Zamalka city, Jobar district and the Abbasiyeen front line. Regime forces are also shelling the area with artillery.

SNN, Sham News agency add of the attack:Regime forces fired a poisonous gas which caused suffocation, skin irritation and involuntary twitching in those hit. While the doctor in the second part of this footage states it was not sarin or VX, he indicates it is the second time this particular gas was used on the area since the regime’s August 21, 2013 sarin attack which killed over 1,500 people. This attack comes the very week the Assad regime promised it would hand over its chemical weapons stores to the international community to avoid military strikes by the United States.

Source :EA World View