Most of Syria’s toxins can be destroyed more easily than
officials initially thought   A confidential assessment by the
United States and Russia also concludes that Syria’s entire
arsenal could be destroyed in about nine months, assuming that
Syrian officials honor promises to cede control of the chemical
assets to international inspectors, according to two people
briefed on the analysis.   What chemical weapons does Syria
have? Click Here to View Full Graphic Story  What chemical
weapons does Syria have?   The U.S. and Russia agreed on the
wording of a U.N. resolution. If the plan is approved, U.N.
inspections would begin by Tuesday.   The assessment, thought to
be the most authoritative to date, reflects the consensus view
of Russian and U.S. analysts who compared their governments’
intelligence on Syria during meetings in Geneva this month. The
Obama administration has since briefed independent experts on
the key findings.  The insights into Syria’s arsenal have been
bolstered further by the Damascus gover