Used in the First World War: the Russian Federation was accused of the Armed Forces of use of chemicals with Adamsite

Law enforcement officers of the Belgorod region were required to carry with them kits of radiation, chemical and biological protection due to the alleged use of the Armed Forces of Khimmage under the Tick, journalists said. The Russian Federation accused the Armed Forces of Ukraine of the alleged use of chemical weapons with Adamsite near the Klshchivka Donetsk region on April 8. This was reported by the Russian media Baza with reference to sources.

Journalists noted that the entire personnel of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Belgorod region received a message demanding to carry with them kits of radiation, chemical and biological protection. The media is called this that on April 8, under the mite near Bakhmut of the Donetsk region, the Ukrainian military allegedly used chemical weapons with Adamsite, a combat poisonous substance. In particular, it should be used during the First World War.

"There is no official confirmation of the use of weapons with Adamsite yet," the message reads. It should be noted that at the time of the publication, the Ukrainian side did not comment on the use of chemical weapons with Adamsite. We will remind, on April 5 in the command of the forces of support of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that the Russian military began to use more often chemistry against Ukrainian fighters. In particular, it became systematic.