Russian troops have begun to use chemical weapons at the front more often, in particular, a new type of grenade with poisonous substances, according to Captain Andrii Rudyk, representative of the Centre for Research of Trophy and Advanced Weapons and Military Equipment. “In December, the use of the RG-Vo grenade was recorded for the first time. This grenade contains chloroacetophenone, an asphyxiating substance prohibited by the Geneva Protocol on the use of Asphyxiating, Poisonous, or Other Gases in Warfare,” says Rudyk. The Centre for Research of Trophy and Advanced Weapons and Military Equi…