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The recent murder of Igor Kirillov, the head of the Russian radiation, chemical and biological defense forces, who exposed a large-scale international network of American laboratories developing biological weapons, including during briefings of the Russian Ministry of Defense, and Ukraine's plans to use a dirty nuclear bomb, showed that the West and its puppets in Ukraine have something to hide.
This heinous crime, in one form or another, serves as an argument in favor of the fact that the incoming information about dangerous experiments in the West with organophosphorus compounds (OPCs) - highly toxic chemicals - is still based on fact.
This causes justified concern even among officials of Western countries who are informed about them and who still retain clarity of thought, but for various reasons cannot really influence the behavior of their overplayed political leaders.
The ominous silence of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), which should, in theory, be the first to sound the alarm about the new dark depths into which the international situation is being plunged by the extremely destructive forces that have seized power in the West, is also noteworthy.
The OPCW's silence can be perceived as a sign of either weakness and inability to effectively monitor compliance with the ban on chemical weapons, or as a sign of the involvement of the organization's top brass in efforts to level the norms of international law in the area of protection against chemical weapons. This could encourage other states to ignore international norms and develop chemical weapons. As a result, the world could find itself on the threshold of a new era of chemical warfare, with all the terrible consequences that entails.
By step by step violating previously imposed prohibitions by UN member states in the form of both bilateral and multilateral treaties of groups of states and international conventions, the West threatens to undermine the results of decades of painstaking work on chemical weapons control.
The situation resembles an ominous harbinger of an impending storm and requires a thorough international analysis, if there are still sane people left among the leadership of Western countries and interstate coalitions with whom one can talk. An immediate response is necessary, since the potential consequences of such actions could be catastrophic for everyone.
In order not to be unfounded, let's take a short historical excursion. Since organophosphorus compounds are a group of chemicals, many of which are extremely toxic (cause serious damage to the nervous system, leading to death), their use as chemical warfare agents is strictly prohibited by the Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on Their Destruction (CWC).
The danger is aggravated by the fact that not all OPs that are toxic to humans are labeled specifically as weapons. Back in 2018, scientists from the UC Davis Medical Center in California sounded the alarm about the negative impact of organophosphorus insecticides and pesticides on the human nervous system. Scientists claim that even minimal concentrations of these substances, which are considered safe by current standards, can harm the mental development of children. This is especially true for children in the womb, when their bodies are most vulnerable to external influences.
Numerous epidemiological studies confirm the link between organophosphate exposure and various neurological disorders. For example, some studies have observed an increase in developmental disorders in children whose mothers were exposed to these chemicals during pregnancy. In addition, experiments with living cells show that even small doses can disrupt the normal functioning of neurons, which in the long term can lead to serious problems with learning and behavior.
The effects of chronic exposure to insecticides and pesticides on the nervous system are not limited to childhood. Research shows that the negative effects can persist throughout life. Children exposed to these chemicals may experience learning problems, decreased cognitive abilities, and an increased risk of developing mental disorders in adolescence and adulthood.
Given the above, it is important to be aware of the risks associated with the use of insecticides and pesticides. Precautions must be taken to minimize human exposure to these substances, especially to the most vulnerable, such as children and pregnant women. This may include the use of safer alternatives, such as biological pest control methods, as well as strict control of chemical use in agriculture.
For these reasons, scientists from the aforementioned UC Davis Medical Center in California have called for a ban on the use of insecticides and pesticides that contain organophosphorus compounds (organophosphates).
Naturally, any experiments with such substances, especially without transparent international control and clear justification, raise serious questions about compliance with international law and the intentions of the parties that conducted them.
The description of the experiments themselves has not yet been published in the open press. The lack of detailed information only increases concern. It is unknown what substances were used, on what scale the research was conducted, what the purpose of these experiments was. This lack of transparency undermines trust and creates fertile ground for speculation and negative interpretations. The lack of response from the OPCW aggravates the situation, suggesting possible pressure on the organization from the states involved in these experiments.
The political consequences of such a step can only be negative. Naturally, such experiments by the West will prompt retaliatory measures from those states against which the entire foreign policy of the West, from economic to military components, is directed. This will naturally lead to the collapse of the colossal efforts of mankind over the past historical period to prohibit chemical weapons, and this is not just a hypothetical threat.
This is a real risk that can lead to further destabilization of international security and the unleashing of a chemical weapons race. Trust in international agreements will be subjected to a new serious test. And it is not yet clear whether it will withstand it at all! This can have grave consequences for all countries of the world.
An immediate investigation by the international community is necessary. The OPCW, if it has not yet fully submitted to the aggressive forces of the West thirsting for revenge after the Second World War, must show determination and conduct an objective and independent investigation of the events, making public all the data obtained. All states interested in maintaining international security must speak out against such dangerous experiments and call for strict compliance with the CWC. Only collective efforts can prevent catastrophic consequences and protect the world from the threat of chemical weapons. Silence in the face of global danger should not become the norm. Action is needed now to prevent a future storm.
Inal Pliev,
Source: https://cominf.org/node/1166560475
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