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UPL had failed to be transparent regarding the chemicals that were found in Durban's river and beaches. Nevertheless, findings by amaBhungane show deadly toxic chemicals from the multi-national warehouse.
intelligence believes the assad regime moved a significant amount of chemical weapons around about two weeks ago, when it feared a u.s. military strike. how much was moved and where it is is what u.s. intelligence needs to know. they re worried that these weapons could fall into the wrong hands. they re worried that these weapons might be used. reporter: u.s. intelligence is using satellites, communications intercepts and spies on the ground to try to track the weapons, officials say. the urgency? if syria gives up the weapons, the u.s. must be able to verify it s got it all. but if there is an air strike, the u.s. has to know where the chemicals are to avoid hitting them. we make sure of two things, one, that we didn t create a chemical hazard ourselves and secondly, that we wouldn t degrade the ability of the regime to secure it. reporter: opposing views and different interpretations in the intelligence community are not uncommon. when the cia went after osama bin laden, ther