Russians have reportedly launched a chemical weapon attack in Ukraine’s eastern region of Luhansk.
The news was confirmed by a senior Ukrainian police officer who explained how Putin’s forces were now playing with fire and had just launched a deadly phosphorous bomb attack in the Luhansk region on Sunday.
According to International Law, the use of white phosphorus shells has been prohibited in all areas where there is a high population of civilians. At the same time, it is allowed to be used by troops in open spaces for cover.
Meanwhile, Ukraine’s head of Police revealed how the use of such bombs was similar to what the Nazis used to refer to as ‘flaming onions’.
Oleksy Bioshytsky who is the head of the Police Department in Popasna near Lugansk city also confirmed the use of chemical weapons. But more confirmation regarding the report is being awaited for investigation as it’s not immediately possible to verify such comments, revealed experts.
On the other hand, Poland’s President has released a public statement on how the use of chemical weapons could potentially be a game-changer for NATO’s role in the war as it would require all nations in the alliance to rethink their stance.
The President further revealed how chemical attacks make use of weapons of mass destruction and for that reason, countries must consider what to do next.
“Because the use of chemical weapons starts to make things dangerous, not only for that part of Europe but also for our part of the country and other nations in the world too”- the President explained.
Similarly, the Polish President shed light on how Russian President Vladimir Putin was capable of doing anything in his power, especially now since he has already lost the war politically and in terms of military means, he has no capability to succeed.