Dutch intelligence provides proof of Russia’s use of chemical weapons in Ukraine and its ambition to escalate to even more lethal chemical gases, including deadly nerve gas.
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The use of chloropicrin gas is a grave violation of the Chemical Weapons Convention, which Russia signed on January 13, 1993, and ratified on November 5, 1997.
What's new is that Russia is investing more in the production and research of chemical weapons, intensifying their chemical weapons program. They are recruiting new scientists, for example. This indicates that there are chances that russia will produce new chemical weapons or there could be an escalation of the existing chemical weapons.
Yesterday was the largest attack on Kyiv on record involving more than 550 drones and missiles.
Putin does NOT deserve a seat at any table and should be completely isolated.
Hegseth halted weapons for Ukraine this week amid concern about the U.S. military’s stockpiles despite military analysis that the aid wouldn’t jeopardize U.S. readiness (claims by top military officials).
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The use of chloropicrin gas is a grave violation of the Chemical Weapons Convention, which Russia signed on January 13, 1993, and ratified on November 5, 1997.
What's new is that Russia is investing more in the production and research of chemical weapons, intensifying their chemical weapons program. They are recruiting new scientists, for example. This indicates that there are chances that russia will produce new chemical weapons or there could be an escalation of the existing chemical weapons.
Yesterday was the largest attack on Kyiv on record involving more than 550 drones and missiles.
Putin does NOT deserve a seat at any table and should be completely isolated.
Hegseth halted weapons for Ukraine this week amid concern about the U.S. military’s stockpiles despite military analysis that the aid wouldn’t jeopardize U.S. readiness (claims by top military officials).
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Picric acid? Is this a wrong translation? It was chloropicrin. Something completely different.
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Picric acid? Is this a wrong translation? It was chloropicrin. Something completely different.
Thanks!! will edit it mb