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As Syria makes remarkable progress eliminating the Assad regime's chemical weapons program, we remember its victims and survivors. Our work to eliminate that program and to promote accountability is how we honor the Syrian men, women, and children whose lives were taken. Their memory stirs us onward to a...

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ugarit14 days ago

@StateDept_NEA Take this if you can:

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C.B.14 days ago

America & all world are nothing ! if God decide to change this regime it's so easy 🤪🌶 That's why I keep them under survey, Their future is dark I don't know why but I feel it! Maybe they committed crime against innocent 🤔 So nature cannot accept! we will see..

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Lini💕8 days ago

Accountability matters. The victims and survivors deserve justice, and the world must remain committed to ensuring chemical weapons are never used again.

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"Youth Peace" Campaign14 days ago

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