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AS DEADLINE PASSES, UN JOINT MISSION URGES SYRIA TO COMPLETE CHEMICAL WEAPONS REMOVAL

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From: UNNews <UNNews@un.org>
Date: 27 Apr 2014 12:00:01 -0400
Subject: AS DEADLINE PASSES, UN JOINT MISSION URGES SYRIA TO COMPLETE
CHEMICAL WEAPONS REMOVAL
To: news11@ny-mail-p-lb-028.ptc.un.org

AS DEADLINE PASSES, UN JOINT MISSION URGES SYRIA TO COMPLETE CHEMICAL
WEAPONS REMOVAL
New York, Apr 27 2014 12:00PM
Nearly eight per cent of Syria's declared chemical weapons material
remains on its territory and should be removed in the shortest
possible timeframe, despite the difficult security situation, the head
of the Joint Mission of the Organization for the Prohibition of
Chemical Weapons and the United Nations today urged.
Briefing journalists in Damascus, the Special Coordinator of the Joint
Mission, Sigrid Kaag, called on Syrian partners to complete the
removal of the remaining chemical weapons material.

"It is the Joint Mission's hope and expectation that - having come
this close to meeting the target date for the removal of chemicals
weapons material - the Syrian Arab Republic will take the final step
very soon," Ms. Kaag said referring to today's deadline for the
Government to remove its declared stockpile of chemical weapons
material.

The Joint Mission has said 92.5 per cent of the programme has been
removed or destroyed in-country, including all declared production,
mixing and filling equipment and munitions, as well as some buildings
associated with its Chemical Weapons Programme.

She added that every effort must be made to achieve the 30 June 2014
deadline set by OPCW Executive Council Decisions and the UN Security
Council, by which time the full arsenal is to be destroyed.
A team from the OPCW Technical Secretariat has been working with
Syrian officials "to obtain clarifications, and address discrepancies
and anomalies" and has reported "fruitful discussions and tangible
progress", Ms. Kaag added.

Twelve chemical weapons production facilities are under review by the
OPCW Executive Council in The Hague regarding the modalities for their
destruction.
The removal of the most critical material for destruction began in
early January, in line with an agreement brokered by Russia and the
United States under which Syria renounced its chemical weapons
material and joined 1992 Convention on the Prohibition of the
Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons.
In addition to the removal operations, the Syrian authorities have
destroyed buildings, equipment and empty mustard gas containers, and
decontaminated other containers in a number of chemical weapons
storage and production sites.
Turning to allegations in recent weeks of toxic chlorine gas attacks
in several parts of the country, Ms. Kaag urged that all necessary
steps be taken to establish the facts surrounding these
"unsubstantiated allegations".
"I understand that the OPCW Technical Secretariat has been in touch
with the Syrian government in this regard," she said, adding that
since Syria is now a party to the Chemical Weapons Convention, the
OPCW is the appropriate body to assess these allegations. The OPCW's
probe of these incidents would be conducted outside of the Joint
Mission mandate.

Apr 27 2014 12:00PM
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