Is it even legal to be use depleted uranium as a weapon? The usage of depleted uranium shells is not banned under international law. The United Kingdom's Ministry of Defence said that the depleted ...

Unlike strategic weapons, which have been subject to arms control agreements ... government’s decision to provide Ukraine ...

The US has accused Russia of using chemical weapons in Ukraine. These wouldn't be the first, nor the only illegal weapons ...

"It is deplorable that Mr. Grossi did not supplement his comment with the acknowledgement that while penetrating the armor the depleted uranium rod heats up and can ignite," Maria Zakharova added ...

Russia’s Defense Ministry said the move came in response to “provocative statements” made by Western officials.

The National Nuclear Security Administration began planning Monday for a contract to annually produce 400 metric tons of high purity depleted uranium for ...

Claiming a "new round of escalation" from NATO amid the war in Ukraine, Russia plans drills simulating the use of battlefield ...

TASS/. Washington supplying depleted uranium weapons to the Kiev regime is a criminal act that may trigger an escalation, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov said at a regional seminar ...

Small pieces may ignite in a fire and burn, but tests have shown that large pieces, like the penetrators used in anti-tank weapons, or in aircraft balance weights, will not normally ignite in a fire.

The A-10 Thunderbolt II, renowned for its close air support capabilities, is set to be phased out by the U.S. Air Force by ...

“Current U.S. policy prohibiting Ukraine from using U.S.-provided weapons in the territory of the Russian Federation ...

Nato chief Lord Robertson has sought to calm fears over health risks linked to the use of depleted uranium weapons in the Balkans. After talks between Nato ambassadors in Brussels, the alliance ...