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Russia vetoes UN resolution to find out who carried out chemical weapons attacks in Syria Russia vetoes UN resolution to find out who carried out chemical weapons attacks in Syria
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Russia vetoes UN resolution to identify parties responsible for chemical weapons attacks in Syria. Russia has vetoed a US-sponsored UN resolution that would extend the work of inspectors seeking to determine who was responsible for chemical weapons attacks in Syria.
More follows… Moscow accused Washington of calling the vote "to show up and dishonour Russia".
Russia's UN ambassador Vassily Nebenzia tried unsuccessfully to postpone the vote until next month, after the joint body comprising investigators from the UN and the chemical weapons watchdog issues a report on October 26.
The resolution was put to a vote on Tuesday and received 11 Yes votes, two No votes - from Russia and Bolivia - and two abstentions.
Mr Nebenzia said Russia has criticised the Joint Investigative Mechanism but does not want it terminated. It wants its mandate amended.
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