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U.S. vows strong signal on Syria action debated abroad
Obama administration officials said the United States would act against Syria over a chemical attack even without U N backing, seeking intelligence linking Assad to the raid while Britain hesitates to join without a U N on the ground. Cameron set an emergency Parliament vote and Hague said U S action could proceed independently, as Washington pressed for more evidence to justify a strike. The White House framed a limited, lawful response under Geneva Protocols and the Chemical Weapons Convention, with lawmakers demanding a clear objective and legal basis.
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