Assad's regime carried out more than 300 chemical attacks

Bashar al-Assad's Syrian regime has been behind hundreds of cases of chemical use in Syria over the past eight years.

In a Berlin-based Global Public Policy Institute report since the beginning of the civil war, some 336 chemical attacks were recorded in Syria, while about 98 per cent of the attacks were carried out by regime forces broadcast KTV.

Meanwhile, terrorist group I The SIS carried out six chemical attacks in this country destroyed by civil war. 90 percent of the attacks occurred after the August 2013 chemical attack, which killed hundreds of people in the district of the Syrian capital, Damascus.

Otherwise, Syria remains involved in the bitter civil war since early 2011, when the Assad regime faced pro-democratic protests, resulting in riots. Since then, hundreds of thousands of people have been killed and millions have been displaced from Syria. /Periscopi/