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Sarin explosive dispersion simulations indicate that the effects of military,terrorist and accidental explosions on Sarin storage areas could be devastatingat large distances from ground zero as they would practically amount togigantic lethal chemical weapon explosions. As a case study, the April 14, 2018military strikes on the alleged Syrian chemical weapons sites are investigateddue to their high relevance and similarity to the Sarin releases occurred inthe US demolition operations at the Khamisiyah Pit in Iraq (1991) believed tohave been a possible source of the Gulf War Syndrome. The results show thateven if a few kilograms of Sarin had been explosively released from the allegedchemical weapons sites targeted in Syria then hundreds to thousands of peoplewould have experienced lethal or serious irreversible health effects in Syria.The prospect of the appearance of a Sarin-induced Syrian War Syndrome is alsodiscussed for the first time.

Military and terrorist attacks against chemical weapons sites and the prospect of a Syrian War Syndrome