Do they really use phosphorus bombs in Ukraine? Why is it important?
Phosphorus bombs inflict severe injuries on people, burning skin and bones. Phosphorus bombs are munitions that consist of white phosphorus or its mixture with other substances, as well as a mechanism for igniting it. They can explode both in the air and on impact with the ground. White phosphorus looks like wax, is colorless or with a yellow tint, glows in the dark and has a pungent smell of garlic.