Russia's use of deadly weapons in Ukraine war raises concerns.

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Ukraine has accused Russia of using phosphorus munitions in the besieged city of Bakhmut, which is considered a war crime. The use of white phosphorus weapons creates fast-spreading fires that are difficult to put out and can cause severe injuries. Russia has been accused of using them before. Despite its questionable strategic value, Russia has been trying to capture Bakhmut for months. An offensive could take place in the Zaporizhzhia region, which is about 80% controlled by Russia.
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- Russian Mercenary Leader Threatens to Pull Forces From Bakhmut Next Week The New York Times
- Russia sets Bakhmut ablaze after Wagner boss threatens to withdraw The Telegraph
- Bakhmut Bombed to Hell With Incendiary Munitions After Wagner Announcement The Daily Beast
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