The Obama administration pushed forward Sunday on a new path toward military action in Syria, urging Congress to support the president's call, SIA reports citing CNN.
Tests found signatures of sarin gas in blood and hair samples collected from the Damascus site of an alleged chemical weapons attack, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Sunday on CNN's State of the Union.
The samples were collected separately from a United Nations investigation into the August 21 attack and provide further proof that the Syrian regime attacked its own people, Kerry said.
Syria denies using chemical weapons on its people and blames the rebels.
Kerry called the evidence "overwhelming" Sunday, and the Arab League issued a statement blaming the Syrian government for the attack.
But the United Nations argued that world leaders should wait until U.N. investigators determine whether chemical weapons were used.
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