Report reveals ISIS allegedly uses chemical weapons in Syria attack

Islamic State terrorist group was accused of using chemical weapons

 

The so-called Islamic State terrorist group was accused of using chemical weapons during an attack in Syria late Friday.

 ISIS terrorists allegedly used a chemical agent in the battle near the besieged city of Aleppo, killing one person and wounding at least 10 others, the Wall Street Journal reported.

The so-called Islamic State group descended on the northern town of Marea Friday night, about 15 miles from Aleppo. The terrorists shelled more than 50 rounds of artillery within two hours, some of which contained a chemical agent.

The victims’ injuries initially appeared to be shrapnel wounds, but many developed symptoms consistent with those of chemical warfare.