Turkey Sends ’ISIS’ Toxic Sarin Gas Ingredients!

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A Turkish lawmaker informed on Monday that components of the deadly nerve agent sarin were shipped to "ISIS" labs through Turkey.

In parallel, Eren Erdem, of the opposition Republican People's Party [CHP], addressed the parliament last Tuesday saying the government failed to probe the shipment, speaking about a possible cover-up.

"Chemical weapon materials are being brought to Turkey and being put together in Syria in camps of "ISIS"," Erdem added.

However, a Turkish criminal case into illegal shipments was unexpectedly closed earlier, despite abundant evidence which included wiretapped phone conversations between "ISIS" representatives and unnamed Turkish nationals.

Turkish security forces conducted raids and arrested 13 people in the case. All suspects were later cleared of charges, and the shipment took place immediately, Erdem claimed.

He said there was evidence that Turkey's Mechanical and Chemical Industry Corporation, a state-run group of factories that produce chemical weapons for the military, was involved.

Earlier in November, Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons [OPCW] experts confirmed terrorists' use of mustard gas and chlorine in Syria with "utmost confidence" - calling perpetrators "non-state actors."

Sarin is a lethal gas, classified by the United Nations as a weapon of mass destruction.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team