The Shia regime of Bashar al-Assad is believed to have again carried out a toxic gas attack in the neighborhood of Ain Tarma, eastern Ghouta. This statement was issued a member of the local revolution group to Anatolia as quoted Middle East Monitor, Friday (14/7). Syrian Local Coordinating Committee member Ammar Ahmad said that the chemical gas attack was carried out in Ain Tarma, which is still in the siege of Assad's Shiite regime for the past four years. Ten opposition fighters had to be hospitalized for the chemical gas attack.
Medical sources confirm that regime forces carry out gas attacks using unrecognizable substances. An anonymous source mentions, at least five victims experienced vomiting and dizziness.
Since the outbreak of the Arab Spring in 2011, the Assad Shia regime silenced pro-democracy demonstrations with unexpected ferocity. According to UN officials, 400,000 people were killed in the conflict. While millions more have been displaced.