CLEAN : France says wont shirk responsibilities

The video discusses the dual missions of UN inspectors: collecting samples to detect chemical agents and identifying the perpetrators of a recent attack. The first mission involves gathering biological samples to confirm the use of chemical warfare. The second mission, which is not officially mandated, aims to trace the delivery system of the chemical agents. However, the regime has likely erased evidence, making it difficult to prove their involvement. The video highlights the challenges faced by UN inspectors and the ongoing debate over responsibility for the attack.

What is the primary goal of the UN inspectors' first mission?

• To negotiate peace between conflicting parties

• To collect samples to detect chemical agents

• To conduct interviews with witnesses

• To provide humanitarian aid

What is the main challenge in the second mission of the UN inspectors?

• Language barriers with the local population

• Insufficient funding for the mission

• Difficulty in finding traces of the delivery system

• Lack of cooperation from local authorities

What is not part of the UN inspectors' official mandate?

• Reporting to the United Nations

• Providing medical assistance

• Identifying the source of the attack

• Collecting blood samples

Why is it difficult for the UN inspectors to prove the regime's guilt?

• The regime has destroyed potential evidence

• The inspectors lack the necessary expertise

• The inspectors are not allowed to enter the country

• There is no international support for the mission

What is expected to be an ongoing issue following the inspection?

• Debates and accusations about responsibility

• The need for more funding

• The demand for immediate military intervention

• The requirement for more inspectors