Why Russia is preventing chemical weapons inspectors to access Douma

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Pay very close attention to the fact that Russia and Bashar Assad’s regime are preventing international inspectors from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, or OPCW, from accessing the site of a chemical attack in Douma, Syria, on April 7.

Assad was responsible for that attack, which cost the lives of around 70 people and led to retaliatory U.S., British, and French strikes last Saturday morning.

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