Russia uses chloropicrin. How dangerous is chemical weapons and what will the Armed Forces match

In 2013, Rosgvardia transmitted the poisonous substances of the police and special forces "Golden" to accelerate the participants of the Revolution of Dignity. Grenades with chlorpicrin were repeatedly noticed in the Donbass, and during the Great War, their use has increased multiple. The focus found out if these weapons are dangerous and where it is used more often. The Russian military could use chemical weapons on the most severe areas of the front.

Deepstate community analysts have noticed at least two cases in Swatt and Bakhmut directions. Most likely, hostile troops used chlorpikrin - a liquid with a sharp irritating odor. For the first time, the Russian army used this substance during the First World War in the summer of 1916 during the Brusilovsky breakthrough. The Soviet Army took over the experience of using a chemical in Afghanistan against the Mujahideys.

The Convention on Chemical Weapons prohibits the use of chlorpikrin in hostilities, but Russia has repeatedly violated these prohibitions in Ukraine. The reserves of combat substance in the aggressor country are quite high and the risks of its use are always, emphasized in Deepstate. The veteran of the Russo-Ukrainian War, the Major of the Armed Forces of the Armed Forces Alexei Hetman reminds that during the initial phase of a full-scale war, the Russians could use a chemmosphere near Kiev.

"Our unit was in one of the cities of Kyiv region in March 2022. Scouts reported on the high probability of using sight and Ipryta. After that, we were urgently brought all the military protective kits and everything necessary for reflection of Khimatak. The military from my unit was carefully examined how to use equipment for chemical protection, "says military focus. In addition, under Bakhmut, Ukrainian fighters have repeatedly felt shortness of breath after using the enemy of Cheremha grenades.

Ammunition is in service with the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, they contain a combat poisonous substance chlorocetophenone. "Cases in the Kiev region and under Bakhmut did not need doctors' intervention. It is advisable to gather evidence of the use of prohibited weapons and transfer them to the International Criminal Court. But during the fighting, experts will not be able to collect physically soils for analysis," the expert said.

Chloropicrin at high concentrations greatly irritates the lungs, eyes and skin. More serious symptoms are possible: vomiting, dizziness, inflammation of the eyes and respiratory organs, as well as convulsions. Since 2014, Russian troops have used K-51 grenades with Chlorpicrin, developed in the 1970s, in the battles in the Donbass.

And in 2013, Rosgvardia transferred these ammunition to the police and special forces for the help of raising protesters during the events of the Revolution of Dignity, said the Focus of the Armed Forces Colonel in the reserve, the instructor-instructor Roman Svitan. Pomegranate with chloropicrin is several times more powerful than a standard police grenade with tear gas. "The Russians do not consider it a weapon of mass destruction due to its non -lethal effect.

Of course, the enemy may survive after attack, but will not restore health. Chloropicrin seriously affects the internal organs," - explains Svitan. For the most part, chloropicrin smokes infantry from positions, but it is difficult to use it because of the change in wind direction. The poisonous cloud can cover those who occur, and in the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation there have been such cases repeatedly, notes the military.

According to DeepState analysts, the Russians continue to attack Swatti and Bakhmut directions, but Avdiivka remains the most hot area of ​​the front. The enemy attempted to storm west of Kamenka. The promotion of Russians is provided solely due to their significant advantage in live strength, and specialists added. The Spanish edition of El Pais writes in a report from Avdiivka that districts near the city are constantly controlled by Russian drones.

Ukrainian guns work on the most visual battlefield - railway tracks that connect Avdiivka to areas controlled by Ukraine. "The railway is located at an altitude, it is a kind of wall against armored vehicles of the Armed Forces. It can also stop the movement of infantry. If the Russians take control of the road, it will be a disaster," - say the military of the Armed Forces. The German tabloid Bild compares the situation in Avdiivka with Bakhmut fighting.

The Kremlin Army continues to advance, despite thousands of deaths in only the last five weeks, the publication writes. "Russia is forcing its troops to move further, despite the minefields and the fire of the enemy. However, the Russians continue to step on and more and more surround the Avdiivka," the material reads. We will remind, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation used chemical weapons against the Armed Forces in Kupyansk direction.