DDD
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Never said that, but their mandate would most probably be different and limited - they would not come to investigate in search of various kinds of WMDs, but to monitor and inspect the already listed and presented chemical storage sites.
Fallen.
Let me give you some insight as to how this is done. I had friends that worked with the OSCE during 1998 in Dardania (see signature). The cooperation between the foreign observers and government may be unfavorable at some instances and more favorable at others.
But, among the OSCE members, there was always 1 guys missing! That day one would not join the group. The missing also always changed so as not to draw suspicion. One day a guy from one group was missing the next day he/she was back but another guy would be missing. Upon question they would state trivial causes: Working some back home, sleeping, he will be back tomorrow, etc.
So if you think that the crew will go through an entirely scheduled procedure from Syria then you are wrong. Some who may be missing might go and take data their own way. Not to mention that some may be spies to begin with .
Now this is what we know as civilians. Who knows how much more there may be to it!