NATO CEO: access to place of poison attack Syria

brussels - Syria, Russia and Iran must allow international observers and medical workers unhindered access to the site at Damascus where a suspected attack with chemical weapons took place on Saturday. NATO CEO Jens Stoltenberg said that Thursday. He condemns the attack 'in the strongest possible terms.'

NATO regards the use of chemical weapons as a threat to international and security. Those who are behind the attack must be punished, according to Stoltenberg. According to the US and France, the regime of Syrian President Assad is responsible for the attack in Douma. That area is now under his control.