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Ban calls Syria chemical weapons 'war crime'
UN leader Ban Ki-moon on Monday condemned chemical weapon attacks in Syria as a war crime and said UN investigators had indisputable evidence of their use.
(AFP) UN leader Ban Ki-moon on Monday condemned chemical weapon attacks in Syria as a war crime and said UN investigators had indisputable evidence of their use.
Ban called on the Security Council to impose "consequences" for any failure by President Bashar al-Assad to keep to a Russia-US plan to destroy Syria's banned chemical arsenal.
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