"Syria Meets Chemical Weapons Deadline"

LA Times
By: Patrick J. McDonnell
Ocotber 27, 2013

The Syrian government has officially agreed to demolish all the chemical weapons that have been terrorizing the Syrian civilians. After three years of a terrible civil war the government has agreed to publish a declaration agreeing to destroy all toxic chemical weapons. Syria has agreed to stop the inhumane chemical warfare causing the ongoing civil war, they have created and published a deadline for a declaration that will completely demolish all chemical arsenal. This declaration concludes that the US and Russian governments will not have to go along with strict and forceful measures to end the civil war in Syria. The declaration to destroy all the weapons had a set deadline for Sunday, October 27 to the OPCW or Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons. The Syrian government met its deadline and turned in the declaration to the OPCW this Sunday, making the organization very proud. All chemical weapon creation facilities have promised and are following along with their declaration to demolish all toxic weapons. Syria has officially and formally become the 190^th nation to join the Chemical Weapons Convention, a treaty banning members from using any type of chemical weapons or creating any type of chemical weapons. This agreement has killed the threats from any air force strikes that were set out by the US.