N ations of C oncern: S yria
Markus K. Binder
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Markus K. Binder
Abstract
Abstract The article discusses Syria's biological weapons capability, its support to terrorism, and finally the possibility that Syria might provide biological weapons‐related materials or information to terrorist groups. Based on the available information, the article concludes that Syria does not possess an offensive biological weapons capability even though it may possess the technical wherewithal to develop, produce, and deploy biological weapons. The article also concludes that in spite of its support to terrorism in the region, Syria has not transferred any biological weapons‐related information or material to terrorist groups and is highly unlikely to do so in the future.
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Abstract The article discusses Syria's biological weapons capability, its support to terrorism, and finally the possibility that Syria might provide biological weapons‐related materials or information to terrorist groups. Based on the available information, the article concludes that Syria does not possess an offensive biological weapons capability even though it may possess the technical wherewithal to develop, produce, and deploy biological weapons. The article also concludes that in spite of its support to terrorism in the region, Syria has not transferred any biological weapons‐related information or material to terrorist groups and is highly unlikely to do so in the future.
Key concepts: Terrorism, Offensive, Biological warfare, Computer security, Political science, Engineering, Computer science, Operations research