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Journal Article
CHEMICAL WEAPONS IN UKRAINE? RESEARCHERS EVALUATE THE RISKS
2022
Overview
[...]concern over President Vladimir Putin's intentions spiked on 28 March, when The Wall Street Journal reported that envoys and mediators in Russia-Ukraine peace talks earlier in the month had been poisoned - although at least one Ukrainian government source has reportedly denied the story. If inspectors have direct access in the immediate aftermath of an attack, they could collect samples - such as the by-products that nerve agents leave in the blood, or trace residues in the environment. There is precedent for this type of inspection, Trapp says: during the Syrian civil war, OPCW inspectors collected evidence in a war zone for the first time and reported that both chlorine and nerve agents had been used - something the Syrian government has denied.
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Nature Publishing Group
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