Report Wall Street Italia
Of Mariangela Tessa
The Russian military claims to have found a laboratory in Douma, in Syria, used by rebel militiamen to manufacture chemical weapons.

“And chemical laboratory and a chemical warehouse were found during an inspection – spiega alla tv Russia-24 Alexander Rodionov, a spokesman for Moscow's troops -. They found a container of chlorine similar to the one used by the militiamen to stage the fake chemical attack.".

Meanwhile, it goes up the tension between Moscow and Paris with the former defending itself against French accusations according to which Russia tried to block access to the site of the alleged chemical attack in Syria.
In this regard the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova called on Western countries to “stop manipulating public opinion” on the issue, underlining that “it is not clear why the French Foreign Ministry is speaking on behalf of the OPCW (Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons). If the inspectors had problems, make a statement on this issue”, he said.
The French government said evidence would "most likely" have "disappeared" from the site of an alleged chemical attack on Douma, before the experts arrived. Zakharova called the accusation “very surprising”, stating that Russia supported the inspection.
The OPCW inspectors in the meantime they entered the Duma, the town hit by an alleged chemical attack on 7 last April, to investigate the incident. Their first visit to the site of the alleged chemical attack will end in the afternoon before sunset.
The start of the mission of the experts who arrived in Damascus last Friday with the mandate of verify the validity of the accusations aimed at the Syrian government for having used chemical weapons. For "security reasons" the Syrian government and the Russian authorities in the country had not given the UN the green light to issue formal authorization to the OPCW inspectors to go to Duma, patrolled by the Syrian police and the Russian military.
Source: http://www.wallstreetitalia.com/siria-russia-annucia-trovato-laboratorio-chimico-dei-ribelli/