Assad: poison gas attack '100% fabricated'

damacus - According to Syrian President Assad, the poison gas attack in Idlib which his government would be responsible '100 percent fabricated.'

That the president said in an interview, reports AFP. Assad also said his army did all the chemical weapons ban.

At the air raid on April 4, Khan Sheikhoun in the Idlib province exploded poison gas. There are 87 people killed among whom many children.

It would be a nerve gas that came from Syrian fighter aircraft, according to US President Trump. He broke the base of the aircraft with missiles last Friday. Syria and Russia earlier suggested that in Khan Sheikhoun a warehouse of jihadists has been hit, where the extremists make and save chemical weapons.

The OPCW mission is just to see what its used for weapons. The results of the study are expected in three weeks. They are then transferred to a joint fact-finding mission of the UN and the OPCW. Which must figure out who threw the poison.