UN Says It Needs Time to Analyze All Evidence on Syria
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The United Nations needs time to examine the “entire body of evidence” its inspectors collected before reaching conclusions on Syria's alleged use of chemical weapons, according to Martin Nesirky, spokesman for the UN's secretary-general.
The world body is “uniquely capable” of conducting an “impartial, credible” report, Nesirky told reporters today in New York, after investigators completed a 14-day visit and left Syria.