the United States has leveled serious accusations against Russia, alleging the use of a prohibited chemical weapon known as chloropicrin. This substance, recognized as both a tear gas and an asphyxiant, traces its origins back to its active use during the First World War, notably in conflicts involving Ukraine.
Ednews reports that statements from the press secretary of the U.S. State Department, which underscore the gravity of the situation. These assertions were made public via the official website of the department.
Under the guidelines of the Chemical Weapons Convention, the deployment of chloropicrin in any military context is strictly forbidden.
The announcement further disclosed the implementation of new sanctions against Russia, along with the apprehension of additional organizations allegedly complicit in supporting the Russian Defense Industry.
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