Russia may give $2 million for Syrian chemical disarmament


  • World
  • Wednesday, 13 Nov 2013

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia may donate $2 million (1 million pounds) toward eliminating Syria's chemical weapons and is ready to offer expert help to the body tasked with the mission, a senior official said on Wednesday.

The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), which won the Nobel Peace Prize last month, has raised about 10 million euros ($13.5 million) to inspect Syrian chemical arms sites under a U.S.-Russian agreement reached in September.

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