In the White House, a new military plan for Syria has matured. Americans are going to strike another blow to the army of the Arab Republic. In punishment "for the application" of the troops of Bashar Assad chemical weapons in East Gut.

The president discussed the possibility of such actions earlier this week at a meeting in the White House attended by the head of the US administration John Kelly, national security adviser Herbert McMaster and Defense Secretary James Mattis, one of the officials told The Washington Post. Trump has not yet made a final decision, and the participants in the meeting "decided to continue monitoring the situation," the source added.. Although Mattis spoke out against the attack on the army of Assad, and McMaster supports this possibility. In this case, according to Pentagon spokesman Dana White, "there was no such conversation," and the defense minister did not participate in the discussion. Information on the use of chemical weapons in East Gut was received on February 25.

Doctors working in areas that are controlled by the rebels told that many patients had symptoms of chlorine poisoning, and one child even died from it. The army of Assad never used military chemical agents, they said in Russia and Syria. And at the Reconciliation Center it was reported that the militants were preparing chemical weapons to accuse government troops of this crime. Earlier, in April last year, the United States attacked Syria with 59 cruise missiles. This was a response to the chemical weapons attack in the Syrian province of Idlib, which killed about 100 people, explained then in Washington.