Russia uses phosphorous weapons prohibited by international war laws
Russian troops shell Kramatorsk in Donetsk region with white phosphorous weapons, ignoring international law and conventions.
White phosphorous weapons breaks out from oxygen contact, causing widespread fire of extreme heat (more than 800 °C). Phosphorous bombs have wide hit area, causes heavy wounds and injuries, like chemical burns, bones injuries or cause slowly painful death.
Geneve convention prohibits usage of phosphorous weapons against civilians in modern wars. As it turned out, all the prohibitions and conventions are for the civilized world. The Russians ignore them.
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