On the recordMarch 10, 2014
The U.S. Government position remains that Syria's facilities must be physically destroyed so they cannot be used in the future to reconstitute a chemical weapons program.
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congress.govDeb Fischer: “The U.S. Government position remains that Syria's facilities must be physically destroyed so they cannot be used in the…”
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Emphasizing the necessity of destroying Syria's chemical weapons facilities.
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