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UKNoticeOfficial ✓September 3, 2026· GOV.UK

Chemical weapons have no place in Syria, or anywhere in the world: UK statement at the UN Security Council

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What happened

Ambassador Kate Foster, UK Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, delivered a statement at a UN Security Council meeting regarding Syria. The UK's position is that chemical weapons have no place in Syria or anywhere in the world.

Why it matters

This statement reaffirms the UK's stance against chemical weapons use internationally, particularly in the context of Syria. It signals the UK's diplomatic efforts within the UN to address such issues.

Who it affects

  • ›UK diplomatic representatives
  • ›UN Security Council members
  • ›People in Syria
  • ›International community
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