British Armed Forces Minister James Heappey said on Monday that the UK is unable to 'verify' the use of chemicals weapons by Russia towards Ukrainian civilians, but stated they are 'appalling weapons' to even think of using. Read more:
On Monday, Ukrainian authorities voiced reports that Russian troops had dropped a drone containing toxic chemicals over the southern port city of Mariupol.
The city's mayor also reported that over 10,000 civilians have died so far in Mariupol since the Russians invaded Ukraine. "One of the mouthpieces of the occupiers stated that they could use chemical weapons against the defenders of Mariupol. We take this as seriously as possible." "It's beating. We're fighting. We're strong. And if it stops beating we will be in a weaker position."
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