- UN Ambassador of Russia, Vassily Nebenzia, wrote a letter to the United Nations concerning the use of “dirty bombs” by Ukraine.
- In the letter, Russia claimed the use of “dirty bombs” by the Ukrainian forces in the Russian-occupied town of Kherson.
- The Ukrainian government in addition to the USA, the UK, and France rejected Russia’s claim and termed it “state propaganda”.
- “Dirty bombs” consist of conventional explosives and radioactive materials that are less powerful than nuclear bombs.
- The radiation from “dirty bombs” can spread to a few kilometers, causing radiation poisoning in the affected area.
Question:
Q.1 Which country has been recently accused of using “dirty bombs”?a. Russia
b. Ukraine
c. Armenia
d. Azerbaijan
