Who need chemical weapons to commit war crimes?
Syrian President Bassar al-Assad’s planes bombed a secondary school in a rebel-held city in northeastern Syria on Sunday, killing nine people, most of them children, opposition spokesmen said.
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The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the death toll likely will rise because many of the survivors were critically wounded.
Meanwhile, a United Nations team is investigating seven alleged chemical weapons attacks in Syria, including three after the August 21 attack that killed hundreds of people. Syria claims the latest attacks were carried out by rebels.
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