Russia using shells with unknown substances: Ukrainian soldier warns of frontline threat
Russian forces are using more than just phosphorus munitions on the frontline.
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Ukrainian troops have again recorded Russia’s use of prohibited weapons, including munitions containing unknown chemical toxic substances.
Vitalii Piasetskyi, Chief Sergeant of Ukraine’s 93rd Separate Mechanized Brigade “Stokhid,” said this on broadcaster “Ranok.LIVE”.
The main targets of the attacks are drone operators, whose positions Russian forces are seeking to paralyze “at any cost”.
“They are using another type of weapon to strike our shelters and the positions of drone pilots — munitions often containing unknown toxic substances, and as a result we frequently sustain losses,” the statement reads.