Wait a minute. Don't conflate my concerns with Russian 'evidence'. I'm not buying the warehouse story either, for the very reason you suggest.
I posted a video containing an interview with a munitions expert who pointed out that the munition was clearly not exploded from within, as one would expect with an air dropped weapon. Instead, it was in a non explosive casing and was crushed under an explosive. That strongly suggested a setup.
Moreover, sarin remains in the environment for several days and touching surfaces contaminated with it is itself deadly during that time. Yet there are pictures of people in the immediate area with nothing more than painter's masks for PPE. That's utterly, suicidally inadequate. Further, there are pics that appear to show dead birds being planted onsite. Why put dead birds INTO a cage with food and water?
Turkish officials were the only ones who got to see the 'evidence'. Their alliances are well known.
As is often the case, none of this is itself conclusive, but there's just too much that doesn't add up.
