What will the report of the French experts on the bombing take?

What will the report of the French experts on the bombing of the port take?

With the beginning of next week, the period of two months requested by the French experts to present their report to the Prosecutor, Judge Ghassan Oweidat, and from there to the judicial investigator for the crime of bombing the port, Judge Fadi Sawan, related to the investigations they carried out on the attack.

Informed sources of “Future Web” reiterate their affirmation that the judicial investigator has the report of the French experts based on a series of reasons, the most prominent of which is that the French team, after taking soil samples from the site of the explosion and the hole it made, which according to the estimation of the French experts themselves at a depth of 43 meters, will absolutely confirm whether there were other explosive materials that exploded with the ammonium nitrate, as well as whether the detonation was caused by an act effective through the application of explosives that caused the occurrence of massive detonation with the determination of the type of explosive material with nitrates, if present.

The French team, made up of seven explosives experts, was the first foreign experts to arrive at the scene of the explosion, and had previously participated in an investigation related to the ammonium nitrate explosion in the French city of Toulouse.

With the French team starting their work in the port on the 7th of August, that is, 3 days after the explosion, Judge Oweidat had written at the time a judicial delegation to the commander of the Judicial Police in the army to support the French team and facilitate the process of entering the crime scene and ensure the logistical supplies for it and everything necessary. To carry out its mission. The French delegation had previously held meetings with Judge Oweidat, during which he was placed in the investigations that he had arrived at on the attack from a technical and technical point of view.

Regarding the investigations, Judge Sawan will hear the testimony of a witness next Monday.