Geneva: The head of a UN commission investigating war crimes in Syria says it investigating who was responsible for 14 suspected chemical weapon attacks.
Commission chairman Paulo Sergio Pinheiro says the Geneva-based UN probe has not yet determined the exact materials used but is awaiting evidence from a separate team of UN chemical weapons inspectors expected to be made public later today.
He emphasises the "vast majority" of casualties in Syria's civil wars is from conventional weapons like guns and mortars.
Commission chairman Paulo Sergio Pinheiro says the Geneva-based UN probe has not yet determined the exact materials used but is awaiting evidence from a separate team of UN chemical weapons inspectors expected to be made public later today.
He emphasises the "vast majority" of casualties in Syria's civil wars is from conventional weapons like guns and mortars.
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