By Eliza Popova
According to NATO Secretary General, Russia's statement that Ukraine plans to use a "dirty bomb" in its territory is unjustified and obviously false. It is unacceptable for Russia to use it as a reason for escalation. "Russia often accuses others of intending to do ourselves. We have seen this model earlier from Syria to Ukraine," Stoltenberg stressed. He also clarified the press representatives of what a "dirty bomb", which Russian politicians and media were actively spoken of.
"A dirty bomb is a weapon that combines ordinary explosives such as dynamite, and radioactive material such as uranium. It is often called terrorists weapons rather than countries because it is intended more for fear and panic than for destruction any military purpose, "said the Secretary General of the North Atlantic Alliance. The NATO Secretary General stressed that any use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine will be monumental to the nature of the conflict.
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