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The United States, Russia, and Syria's chemical weapons: a tale of cooperation and its unravelling Hanna Notte

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NOTTE Hanna

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Syria -- Disarmament -- Chemical Weapons

In: The Nonproliferation Review : Vol 27 No 1-3, February-June 2020. pp.201-224Summary: Explains the consensus within the Organisation for the prohibition of Chemical Weapons between 2014 till now and the progress towards a weapons-of-mass-destruction free zone in the Middle East.

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Explains the consensus within the Organisation for the prohibition of Chemical Weapons between 2014 till now and the progress towards a weapons-of-mass-destruction free zone in the Middle East.

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