It's my understanding that Assad has a history of using chemical weapons, had possession of chemical weapons that Russia previously agreed to remove and recent intelligence provided that he had ordered use of them again followed by the news stories of civilian casualties that have been shown on television.
According to the Sec of Defense the airstrike on Syria's airbase destroyed about 20% of the Syrian government's operational aircraft. As stated earlier in this thread, I took it as a shot across the bow indicating the US sending a message that President Trump won't tolerate the use of chemical weapons. I think I also said that the real military story right now was the carrier strike force moving towards the Korean Peninsula.....and that led to the back and forth we have been having.
Do you have different information than this?
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