Russia increases the use of banned chemical weapons in Ukraine, including poison gases in World War I war, 3 European Intel services say

The Hague On Friday, two Holitan’s Holitan Decisions said that Russia increases its use for prohibited Chemical weapons in UkraineIncluding gas chloropikrin gas in the First World War.

Military intelligence in the Netherlands and the security service, as well as the German intelligence service, found that the use of chemical weapons banned by the Russian army became “unified and subscriber” in Ukraine.

According to the results, the Russian army uses a Clloropicrin and Riot Control Cs CS against the shelter of Ukrainian soldiers, who are then forced to go out to the open and release.

Dutch Defense Minister Robin Brikans called for more sanctions against Moscow and the continued military support to Kev.

Brekelmans, who remained in an influential role after the collapse of the Dutch government last month, said he did not want to see the use of chemical weapons.

he He said On social media, “drones abandon the chemical chloropikrin on trenches, driving away and then kill Ukrainian soldiers.”

Breikmans said with the use of large -scale chemical weapons, Russia was once again showing “its evil face.”

He said in a statement, “Reducing the threshold for use,” said not only to Ukraine, but also for the rest of Europe and the world.

Russia has participated in Chemical weapons agreement, Who prohibits the use of chloropkerin and CS as weapons. The Convention Monitoring Authority, the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, or OPCW, has found several incidents in Ukraine that includes CS, but the group has not been completely investigated, which member states should be requested.

The OPCW Executive Committee will hold a regular meeting next week, as it is expected to discuss the conflict in Ukraine. The Russian authorities did not immediately comment on the results, but they denied the use of chemical weapons in the past, and instead, it claimed that Ukraine used banned materials. According to Ukraine, Russia has carried out 9,000 chemical weapons attacks in the country since the beginning of the invasion in 2022.

In December Kill With his deputy during an explosion in Moscow. At that time, an enlightened source at the security ceremony in Ukraine told CBS News: “Kirillov was a war criminal and entirely legitimate targets, because he provided orders using banned chemical weapons against the Ukrainian army.”

In 2024, the US State Department said it recorded the use of chloropkerin against Ukrainian forces.