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This is great. books answered my question "which countries supported Iraq chemical attacks during Iran-Iraq war?" "Saddam Hussein received chemical weapons fr

This is great. books answered my question "which countries supported Iraq chemical attacks during Iran-Iraq war?" "Saddam Hussein received chemical weapons from many countries, including the USA, West Germany, the Netherlands, the UK, France and China (Lafayette, 2002). In 1980 Iraq attacked Iran and employed mustard gas and tabun with 5% of all Iranian casualties directly attributable to the use of these agents" from Handbook of Toxicology of Chemical Warfare Agents by Ramesh C. Gupta “Handbook of Toxicology of Chemical Warfare Agents” by Ramesh C. Gupta

themodelplumber 9y ago
I couldn't find a good answer to my query, "why did Russia invade Ukraine?" But I will keep looking.
- karpodiem 9y ago
  Because it didn't. Crimea is part of Russia, paid for in Russian blood with the 20+ million Russian people who died in the Second World War. Hello crying masked Wojak downvote brigade! Come hang out on /pol/ later, it'll be fun.
  - dsnuh 9y ago
    What is a Wojak?
  - make3 9y ago
    Russia straight up invaded Ukraine and annexed a part of it, an independent democratic country
  - dang 9y ago
    Could you please stop posting flamebait to HN? I realize it started upthread, but you've done it repeatedly recently, and we're trying to avoid flamewars here. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
- rjeli 9y ago
  in response to the US-backed coup of a democratically elected leader (hehe, Americans don’t like democracy when they do it “wrong”, see assad, orban, hussein, and so many more)
newguy89 9y ago
That’s funny cause I just put that question into TTB and copied and pasted that paragraph into google and found this page. Interesting indeed. I was more looking into what could be proof that the chemical weapons use on Halabja are the same ones tha Saddam had in his arsenal. Cross referencing the studies that was done on the attack site with the sources might help seal the deal.

themodelplumber 9y ago

I couldn't find a good answer to my query, "why did Russia invade Ukraine?" But I will keep looking.

karpodiem 9y ago
Because it didn't. Crimea is part of Russia, paid for in Russian blood with the 20+ million Russian people who died in the Second World War. Hello crying masked Wojak downvote brigade! Come hang out on /pol/ later, it'll be fun.
- dsnuh 9y ago
  What is a Wojak?
- make3 9y ago
  Russia straight up invaded Ukraine and annexed a part of it, an independent democratic country
- dang 9y ago
  Could you please stop posting flamebait to HN? I realize it started upthread, but you've done it repeatedly recently, and we're trying to avoid flamewars here. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
rjeli 9y ago
in response to the US-backed coup of a democratically elected leader (hehe, Americans don’t like democracy when they do it “wrong”, see assad, orban, hussein, and so many more)

newguy89 9y ago

That’s funny cause I just put that question into TTB and copied and pasted that paragraph into google and found this page. Interesting indeed. I was more looking into what could be proof that the chemical weapons use on Halabja are the same ones tha Saddam had in his arsenal. Cross referencing the studies that was done on the attack site with the sources might help seal the deal.