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about | iraq | libya | syria | terrorism | bwc negotiations | annual chronologies | contemporary activities cbw events is a project to create a record of events to enable and encourage understanding of how policies on the issues relating to chemical and biological warfare (cbw) and its prevention are developed. tweets by @cbwevents cbw events -- recent/notable additions/updates include: (these links will each open in a new window) biological weapons convention meetings of experts daily reports , august 2018. a detailed set of frequently asked questions on the salisbury poisoning incident and on novichoks added march 2018 select anniversaries added (see also below). syria chronology updates, including a new whole-year file for 2013 and a selection of entries related to the confirmed completeness or otherwise of the destruction of syrian stocks of chemical weapons third cwc review conference daily reports . links to cwc resource guide 2013 for the third cwc review conference added -- electronic copies of the book are now available from the site links to bwc briefing book 2011 for the seventh bwc review conference added -- electronic copies of the book are now available from the site cbw events -- march 2018 selections each month, entries for a small number of selected anniversaries of notable cbw-related events are posted. all will appear in the relevant final versions of the chronologies. 5 years ago | 10 years ago | 15 years ago | 20 years ago | 25 years ago | 30 years ago | 35 years ago | 50 years ago | 60 years ago 5 years ago : 19 march 2013 in syria, the government and opposition forces each claim that the other initiated an attack with chemical weapons in khan al-assal [in some reports spelled al-asal], in the administrative area of aleppo. a separate allegation that government forces used chemical weapons in ataybah near damascus is also made but there is some ambiguity of the suggested date of this alleged attack. the bbc cites the sana news agency as reporting "terrorists launched a missile containing chemical products into the region of khan al-assal in the province of aleppo, killing 15 people, mainly civilians".[1] syrian information minister omran al-zoabi is quoted as saying rebels fired "a rocket containing poison gases" from the city's southeastern district of nairab, part of which is held by opposition forces. "the substance in the rocket causes unconsciousness, then convulsions, then death", the minister is reported to have said.[2] russia's foreign ministry is reported as saying it had information that rebel units had used chemical weapons captured from the government.[3] qassim saadeddine, described as senior rebel commander and spokesman for the higher military council in aleppo, attributes the alleged use of chemical weapons to government forces, and is quoted as saying, from aleppo, "we were hearing reports from early this morning about a regime attack on khan al-assal, and we believe they fired a scud with chemical agents".[4] an unidentified reuters photographer is cited as saying that victims he had visited in aleppo hospitals were suffering breathing problems and that people had said they could smell chlorine after the attack.[5] ambassador of syria to the united nations, bashar ja'afari, writes to the secretary-general and the president of the security council,[6] stating: at 0730 hours this morning, in a dangerous escalation of the crimes that the armed terrorist groups are committing in the north of syria, those groups fired a rocket from the kafr da"il area towards khan al-asal in aleppo governorate, some 5 km away. the missile fell in a civilian-populated area, some 300 metres from a syrian arab army position. its impact was followed by a thick cloud of smoke, which left unconscious anyone who inhaled it. the explosion of the missile and the gases that were emitted have so far caused the death of 25 persons and the injury of more than 110 civilians and soldiers, who have all been taken to hospital in aleppo. the letter repeats allegations made by the ambassador three months previously that rebel forces had obtained chemical weapons from sources in turkey [see 10 december 2012]. the letter goes on to say: the syrian arab republic, while reiterating the commitment that it has made on scores of occasions, through the diplomatic channel and in public, and which it has conveyed to the secretary-general and the security council, to the effect that it would never use any chemical weapons which it may have against its own people, will proceed with its constitutional obligation to pursue the terrorists and their supporters, out of concern for the security and safety of its people. syria calls upon the international community to take serious and determined action to prevent those terrorist groups from continuing to commit their dangerous crimes against the syrian people, by halting the financial, military, logistical, political and media support which is provided by the states that support the terrorist groups, in particular, turkey, qatar and certain western states, without any thought for the consequences of that support for innocent syrian civilians, whose blood is being spilled by those terrorist groups. the secretary-general's spokesperson martin nesirky, while stating that the un is not in a position to confirm reports of possible chemical weapons use in syria, tells reporters "what i can say is that the secretary-general has repeatedly said that any use of chemical weapons by any side in syria would be a grave violation of international humanitarian law and would also be an outrageous escalation of an already bloody conflict". the following day, the un secretary-general receives a communication from the government of the syrian arab republic which he describes as "requesting a specialized, impartial and independent mission to investigate the incident of 19 march 2013 involving an alleged use of chemical weapons in kafr da'il region in khan al-asal area in aleppo governorate, syrian arab republic".[8] this communication is not published at this time, but is distinct from the letter quoted above which does not contain a specific request. the allegations of attacks with chemical weapons on this date prompt considerable international reaction in the coming days and weeks. they are specifically referred to in the letter to the secretary-general from the governments of france and the united kingdom on 21 march; the report of the un independent international commission of inquiry on the syrian arab republic published on 4 june; and a letter from us ambassador susan rice to the un secretary-general on 14 june. [1] [no author listed], "syrians trade khan al-assal chemical weapons claims", bbc, 19 march 2013. [2] oliver holmes and erika solomon (from beirut), "alleged chemical attack kills 25 in northern syria", reuters, 19 march 2013. [3] damien mcelroy, "syria: regime accuses rebels of killing 25 in chemical weapons attack", daily telegraph , 19 march 2013. [4] oliver holmes and erika solomon (from beirut), "alleged chemical attack kills 25 in northern syria", reuters, 19 march 2013. [5] oliver holmes and erika solomon (from beirut), "alleged chemical attack kills 25 in northern syria", reuters, 19 march 2013. [6] syria, identical letters dated 19 march 2013 from the permanent representative of the syrian arab republic to the united nations addressed to the secretary-general and the president of the security council , s/2013/172, 19 march 2013. [7] united nations department of public information, "ban reiterates concerns about possible chemical weapons use in syria", press release, 19 march 2013. [8] united nations secretary-general, letter dated 22 march 2013 from the secretary-general addressed to the president of the security council , s/2013/184, 25 march 2013. 21 march 2013 in new york, the united nations secretary-general announces an investigation into allegations of use of chemical weapons in response to a request from t

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