Trump, Erdogan Agree on Assad's Responsibility for Alleged Chemical Attack

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Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has branded Russian Federation a "super villain" in Syria as he told Moscow it still has time to be on the "right side of the argument" in the conflict.

The Foreign Secretary called on Russian Federation to change course in Syria, asking if the country wanted to be part of a "league of super villains". They still have innumerable rebel groups to subdue, and they find themselves in a league of super villains with Hizbollah and Assad.

In his cable, President Putin stressed the continued stance of his country in support of the peaceful settlement to the crisis in Syria through the comprehensive national dialogue which aims at stopping the bloodshed and uniting all the Syrians in combating the global forces of terrorism and extremism.

Now, Johnson has said: "Assad uses chemical weapons because they are not only awful and indiscriminate. They are also terrifying", Johnson wrote. "At the right time everyone will come to their senses & there will be lasting peace!"

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Qatari foreign minister in Russian Federation for talks on Syria's war says "horrific scenes" after gas attack can not be replicated.

"British scientists have analysed samples from the victims of the attack".

United States president Donald Trump launched airstrikes against Syria after a gas attack in the country that killed 70 people. "He has won back most of "operational" Syria". In late March, U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley announced that USA policy was no longer focused on removing Assad from power.

"We insist on conducting a thorough, objective, and unbiased investigation into the circumstances of the use of chemicals in Khan Sheikhun on April 4", Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said, according to a Foreign Ministry statement.