The city at night that "shines" for phosphorus. Kiev, Bakhmut bombed: "it is on fire"

2023-05-06T04:35:58.564Z

Highlights: According to government sources, Russia threw incendiary munitions at the eastern city. The substance is banned by the Geneva Convention since 1980. If confirmed, phosphorus used for war purposes is a lethal and severely toxic substance, causing deep and painful burns. Former mayor of the city: "Miserable". The city of Bakhmut: "shining" with lights in the night. The city at night that "shines" for phosphorus: "it is on fire" It is a Russian bombardment with phosphorus incendiary munitions, the latter prohibited by Geneva Convention.

According to government sources, Russia threw incendiary munitions at the eastern city, using the substance banned by the Geneva Convention since 1980. Former mayor Melitopol: "Miserable"