Kyiv's mayor on the potential of a chemical weapon attack: 'Russia doesn't have rules'
Russia will go to any length to win the war in Ukraine, including the potential use of chemical weapons, Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said Monday.
Klitschko noted that"thousands" of Ukrainian civilians have already died in the nearly three-week-old war, despite Russia claiming that it doesn't target civilians. Klitschko's comments come amid growing concerns that Russia could use chemical weapons in the ongoing conflict. last week that Russia could escalate its attack against Ukraine by using biological or chemical weapons. Russia could also claim that Ukraine used such weapons in a"false flag" attack as a pretext for more violence, the White House said.
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