Crossing the red line: Chemical weapons use in Syria

Ivanka Barzashka; Huw Dylan

Crossing the red line: Chemical weapons use in Syria

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Abstract

Intelligence failures in Iraq have made Western states wary of intervening in
Syria. Ivanka Barzashka and Huw Dylan look at the potential use of chemical
weapons in the conflict and the international community’s response.

Original language	English
Pages	30-35
Specialist publication	IHS Jane's Intelligence Review
Publication status	Published - Jun 2013

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Crossing the red line: Chemical weapons use in Syria

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