the barrel bomb used in this particular - they used that bomb and inside that, able to determine that based on open sores and that is a telling sign, as jackie was talking about, people foaming at the mouth and this chemical attack that is going on, they tried the military route and wants to bring back more diplomacy. how do you blend those so you have the strength of the military and strength of trying to resolve this. this is a clear example, had
together to ban chemical weapons precisely because they were so morally heinous and can cause such suffering we saw in that report pictures of people vomiting of or at least we ve seen pictures over the days of people foaming at the mouth. and so any kind of military strike that you re going to see is going to be to send a strong message that the international community will not stand by and accept this kind of conduct in warfare is the reason why you saw president barack obama draw his famous red line on syria it s the reason why after a chemical attack this time last year president trump launched the united states first direct military attacks against syria they were targeting an air base to try to punish the assad regime and say that this is not acceptable and we will not let other regimes around the world look to this as an example of something that will go unpunished ok so the strike against syria almost a year ago to the day does not seem to have worked so what i ve missed trumps
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future of their country. this is the third claim of a chemical attack in just over a week in syria. lea gabrielle with more on this today. lea? there s reports of people foaming at the mouth, people unresponsive. you can see emergency workers dressed in hazmat suits as they take children into the hospital for treatment. one doctor said he saw patients with pinpoint pupils. these are common symptoms of toxic gas exposures. they think more than one gas was used including sarin. this happened in an air controlled by forces opposed to the assad regime. it s home to 900,000 displaced syrians. this is the worst toxic gas attack on a damascus subject