ISIL reportedly attacks Syria’s Mare’ with “mustard gas”

The ISIL terrorist group has reportedly used a chemical agent in its Friday attack in Syria.

The attack took place in the town of Mare’, near the flashpoint city of Aleppo. The Takfiri terrorists reportedly fired over 50 rounds of artillery, some of which contained a chemical agent. The attack killed one person and wounded at least ten others. Officials speculate that the chemical agent was mustard gas. Mare’ has been under sustained attack from ISIL terrorists in recent weeks. It sits along the highway linking Aleppo to the Turkish border. The terrorists use the border for sending supplies and foreign militants to Syria.