Isil carrying out chemical experiments on its prisoners as it moves labs into residential neighbourhoods
Islamic State has moved its chemical weapons operation to densely populated residential areas and is testing homemade chlorine and mustard gas on its prisoners, residents of the Iraqi city of Mosul have claimed. The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Isil) is reported to have set up laboratories in built-up neighbourhoods in the heart of its so-called caliphate to avoid being targeted by coalit
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Zaki Kamal Hussein, commander of a local Turkmen-led branch of Iraq's Popular Mobilization militias, and police official Mahmoud Ali inspect the site of an alleged chemical weapons attack in the town of Bashir, Iraq, May 10, 2016.Yuri Kozyrev—NOOR for TIME It was midmorning on Sunday May 8 when the rockets began to fall on the abandoned town. At first there was the thud of the shells, followed by
Isil manufacturing its own chemical weapons, warns watchdog chief
Isil has captured a large number of empty chemical weapons shells over the course of the war in Iraq and Syria Credit: AP There is “worrying” evidence Islamic State is making its own chemical weapons, a global watchdog has warned, telling the West it should be vigilant against any attack. A team of investigators at the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) said they had found
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