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The Ukraine military are probing into the use of chemical weapons by Russian forces in Mariupol attack. It was reported on April 11, that Russian soldiers dropped a poisonous substance of unknown origin on Mariupol.
Hanna Maliar, Ukraine’s Deputy Minister of Defence, said on the national joint news broadcast, “We are currently confirming this information, trying to understand what it was. According to preliminary information, we can say that it is possible — that it was, rather, phosphorous munition. Official information will be finalised later.”
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Maliar stressed that the risk of Russia deploying chemical weapons remains, and is quite high, Ukrayinska Pravda reported.
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According to Andrii Biletsky, leader of the Azov regiment, the army of the Russian Federation deployed chemical weapons on the Azovstal plant, which is held by Azov fighters, the report said.
The victims of the poisonous substance of unknown origin spread by Russian forces in Mariupol are in a relatively satisfactory condition, Azov Regiment has claimed.
Civilian contact with the substance was minimal, as the epicentre was at a certain distance from civilian areas. Servicemen were somewhat closer.
In a video released by the Azov Regiment, the victims describe seeing something resembling smoke or fog.
The main symptoms of the victims are facial flushing, high blood pressure, dryness and a burning sensation in the nasopharynx and mucous membranes of the eyes, tachycardia, tinnitus, shortness of breath, and dizziness, Ukrayinska Pravda reported.
(IANS inputs)
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