Finally, a response from the European Union was witnessed on Saturday on Syria attack. It said that there is clear evidence that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government ordered a huge chemical weapons attack in Damsacus.

In a statement from the European Union, it was noticed that there was no clear evidence of the proclivity for the US military strike but it did back the cause.

According to EU foreign ministers, the US President Obama must not taken any action till the time UN chemical weapons inspectors do not release a report on their Syria investigation. The report is expected to come this month.

There was delay in the statement from French President François Hollande as well. His government had met recently in an EU meeting in Vilnius, the Lithuanian capital. But now it has said that it is "ready" to participate in a US-led military strike against Syria

According to the EU, "It support for efforts to hold the Assad regime accountable for what they have done".

French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius has highlighted that the two countries are on the same side when the cause is just and the matter is really significant. So, there has been a delayed response from the EU countries but they've finally reacted.