CLEAN : No doubt Syria responsible for deadly chemical attack: Mattis

CLEAN : No doubt Syria responsible for deadly chemical attack: Mattis

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The transcript discusses the US military's response to chemical weapon attacks by the Syrian regime. It covers the targeting of airfields, the priority of defeating ISIS, and the role of Russia. The US government, led by the National Security Council, considered diplomatic and military options, emphasizing the prohibition of chemical weapons. The military action aimed to deter future violations and highlighted the threat posed by ISIS to Europe and the US.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What was the primary focus of the directives given to the United States Central Command by Secretary Mattis?

Developing strategies for economic sanctions

Locating and addressing chemical weapons in Syria

Increasing diplomatic relations with Russia

Enhancing cybersecurity measures

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What was one of the main priorities for the US in Syria, as discussed in the second section?

Establishing a new government

Defeating ISIS

Building new military bases

Negotiating trade agreements

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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How did the US government respond to the Syrian regime's chemical attacks?

By increasing humanitarian aid

By withdrawing all troops from Syria

By initiating a deliberate process for military and diplomatic options

By imposing economic sanctions

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What international law did the National Security Council consider in their recommendations?

The prohibition against the use of chemical weapons

The Paris Agreement

The Geneva Convention

The Treaty of Versailles

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What does the US military action demonstrate regarding its stance on international law?

The US will actively enforce international law against chemical weapons

The US will passively observe violations

The US will prioritize economic interests over international law

The US will seek diplomatic solutions only