Over the past couple of weeks I've been collecting images of the unidentified munition linked to alleged chemical attacks (which I've dubbed the UMLACA), and I've just been sent the following 29 images that show more close-ups and measurements of the munition. All of these images are free to use by anyone who wishes to republish them. The full set of pictures can be found here.
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More posted on the subject of the August 21st attacks can be found here, and other posts on chemical weapons and Syria, including extremely informative interviews with chemical weapon specialists, can be found here.
You can contact the author on Twitter @brown_moses or by email at brownmoses@gmail.com.
You can contact the author on Twitter @brown_moses or by email at brownmoses@gmail.com.