ISIS used banned mustard gas in Iraq: reports

In last year August, Germany’s Federal Intelligence Service said that it had collected evidence that the ISIS terrorists had used mustard gas against Kurdish fighters in northern Iraq.

ISIS used banned mustard gas in Iraq: reports

On Monday, the source at the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) told to a western news agency that according to laboratory test confirmation, ISIS terrorists used banned sulfur mustard gas on the battlefield last August.

Last August, blood samples were taken from almost 35 Kurdish fighters who became ill during their fight against ISIS militants southwest of Erbil.

The Ministry of Peshmerga Affairs in Iraq’s Kurdistan said in October 2015 that ISIS terrorists fired mustard gas contained mortar rounds at Kurdish fighters.

It was also reported in last year August by Germany’s Federal Intelligence Service that it had collected evidence that the ISIS terrorists had used mustard gas against Kurdish fighters in northern Iraq.

US media outlets also said by citing intelligence officials that the terrorists had used mustard agent as a weapon in their raid on the northeastern Syrian city of Hasakah in early August.

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Igor Dano

And?
The anser could be the use of tactical nukes against Raqqa.