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Family Business: Trump’s Son Confirms Sister’s Role in Striking Syria

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It turns out that Ivanka Trump, a mother of three, played a role in her father's decision to launch a cruise missile strike at a sovereign state, which resulted in the death of several people, according to The Telegraph.

US President Donald Trump's son Eric Trump confirmed on Tuesday that his sister Ivanka Trump, who recently agreed to take an unpaid job as a White House adviser, influenced the decision to launch missile strikes against a military airfield in Syria.

"Ivanka is a mother of three kids and she has influence. I'm sure she said: ‘Listen, this is horrible stuff," Trump's son told The Telegraph newspaper.

The news about Ivanka's influence on the decision made by her father on April 7, to launch missile strikes on a Syrian military airfield in Homs province, was first reported by the Sunday Times.

The missile attack was in response to an alleged chemical attack in the Syrian province of Idlib on April 4 that killed over 80 people and was blamed by Washington on the Syrian government.

Damascus refuted the allegations of its involvement in the suspected chemical attack and condemned the US' strikes in the strongest terms.

Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Moallem said last Thursday that government forces had never and would never use chemical weapons against either civilians or terrorists.

On Thursday, the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons [OPCW] launched an investigation into the incident.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team