Leaking 122mm rockets in Iraq, containing the chemical nerve agent sarin, are placed in a pit before their destruction by UNSCOM. File photo UN712826_434 courtesy of UNSCOM.
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Leaking 122mm rockets in Iraq, containing the chemical nerve agent sarin, are placed in a pit before their destruction by UNSCOM. File photo UN712826_434 courtesy of UNSCOM.
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Keywords: Syria, UNSCOM, UNSCOM’s legacy, VX, biological weapons, chemical weapons
Topics: Chemical Weapons
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Åke Sellström
Åke Sellström is a former Director of the European CBRNE Centre and UN Weapons Inspector. He is associate professor in histology at Umeå... Read More
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