Chemical Weapons Libya will Examined Again

Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical disarmament announced that international inspectors would return to Libya in bberapa week,in order to monitor the state of chemical weapons were found after the overthrow of the regime of Muammar Qadhafi.

The organization's spokesman Michael Lohan said,satellite monitoring of chemical weapons sites,which reported its existence by the National Transitional Council, state media reported The Peninsula Qatar (11/11/2011).

International inspectors to come to Libya last week, to check the security of chemical weapons arsenal whose existence is never announced by Qadhafi in 2004, when Libya signed the Chemical Weapons Convention, an international treaty on the prohibition of the production, possession, storage, transfer and use of chemical weapons.

Lohan explains, the condition of existing chemical weapons arsenal in the Libyan desert well, adding that so far no chemical weapons were stolen there.