Syria has finally begun to move its most deadly chemical weapons out of the country, after a week's delay. This is the ship that will carry the weapons.
Syria has finally begun to move its most deadly chemical weapons out of the country, after a week’s delay. The first shipment left the country Tuesday, on a journey to U.S. experts who will destroy them. Bloomberg’s Adam Johnson explains how.
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