Newsweek Refuses To Release Report that Contradicts OPWC Claims About 2018 Syrian Gas Attack

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A reporter for Newsweek says he resigned after his editor allegedly refused to publish an article about an internal email that raised serious questions about the OPCW’s findings on an alleged gas attack in Syria.

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