Russians used a chemical weapon in Mariuopol
Video Summary
The Russian army has been using chemical weapons in the city of Mariupol, Ukraine. The substance dropped from a drone has no smell, taste, or color, but causes respiratory failure, vomiting, dizziness, and headaches. This is a clear example of the weapons used by the Russian military, including chemical weapons, and highlights the desperate measures they are taking to gain control. In other areas, Russian columns have been seen standing still, vulnerable to attack, due to poor communication and inflexible command structures. This is a stark contrast to Western armies, which have more flexible decision-making processes. The Russian army is also using increasingly desperate measures, such as bringing in last-resort troops and using older, Soviet-era missiles. Furthermore, reports of widespread human rights abuses, including torture, rape, and summary execution, are being documented. The international community is awaiting a strong response to these atrocities.
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