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SYRIAN MILITARY (3) answer(s).
 
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Cache and carry: Syria's chemical stockpile poses regional threat / Blanford, Nicholas   Journal Article
Blanford, Nicholas Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
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Chemical and biological weapons: multilateral regimes and China's compliance / Chansoria, Monika   Journal Article
Chansoria, Monika Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract In a March 2014 report, the United Nations human rights investigators con?rmed that chemical weapons were indeed used in Syria in 2013, which apparently came from the stockpiles of the Syrian military, whose chemical weapons stash reportedly included mustard gas. The report con?rmed that the deadly nerve agent Sarin was used in three separate incidents: the Damascus suburb ofal-Ghouta in August 2013, Khan al-Assal in March 2013 and Saraqeb near the northern town of ldlih in April 2013. While the Bashar al-Assad government and the Syrian opposition indict each other of using chemical weapons, which are strictly banned as per existing international law and convention, the incidents amount to being the deadliest chemical attacks the world has witnessed in almost a quarter of a century.
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Second-Class: the grievances of Sunni officers in the Syrian armed forces / Nassif, Hicham Bou   Article
Nassif, Hicham Bou Article
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Summary/Abstract The defection of a significant number of Sunni officers amidst the ongoing turmoil in Syria created a unique opportunity to get access to original data on the Syrian armed forces. This study draws on extensive fieldwork to probe the sectarian question in the Syrian officer corps. On the basis of a series of interviews conducted throughout the summer of 2014, I investigate the politics and consequences of sectarian stacking in the Syrian military as well as the root causes of Sunni officers’ grievances and alienation. My conclusions draw on an original database that compiles the sectarian affiliations of 81 prominent officers who occupied the most senior military positions under Bashar al-Asad.
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