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US, UN and Middle East Weigh Syria Strikes
The Obama Administration claims that there is undeniable evidence that Syria used chemical weapons against its own people. The next step to military action is an international coalition. British Prime Minister David Cameron, speaking to the BBC, said of Syria's use of chemical weapons , "their use is wrong and the world shouldn't stand idly by."
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe Obama Administration claims that there is undeniable evidence that Syria used chemical weapons against its own people. The next step to military action is an international coalition. British Prime Minister David Cameron, speaking to the BBC, said of Syria's use of chemical weapons, "their use is wrong and the world shouldn't stand idly by." Anne Gearan is diplomacy correspondent at the Washington Post.
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